No /w will not work. And . (period) will not work either.
here is asdjflaw日本erjocd some text
the japanese within this text looks like this \346\227\245\346\234\254
in unicode.
it would not be matched by /w (letter or number set) or . (any
character).
each of the \ddd sets in the unicode character
Ibrahim Mokdad wrote:
> Dear all
> I kinda need help on a project I'm working on; and I'm stuck on the
> part were I have to detect any Unicode character in the text file;
> will regular expressions "\w" work ?
> thnx in advance
Why not . (period) in a regular expression? That should do what you
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