Hi,
how can i remove al not alphanumerical characters from a string!
Thanks
Subject: Replace Character
Hi Brane
Use @ReplaceSubstring( Text ; “0” : “1” : “2” : … ; “” )
HTH
Bodo
Subject: RE: Replace Character
Sorry I forgot to mention that it has to be in LotusScript! I am aware of the replace command but i cant name each character by it self! Is there any simplier way?
Thanks
Subject: RE: Replace Character
how do you expect to replace them if you can’t tell LotusScript what to replace?
Subject: RE: Replace Character
I want to replace all char that are not numbers or letters, I did it so far with telling lotusscript replace / with " " but I dont wannt to name all the chars explicitly! In C you can remove all char that are in ascii from 55 till 99 or something equal!
Subject: RE: Replace Character
You could similarly compare each character to see if it is (>= ‘a’ and <= ‘z’) or (>= ‘A’ and <= ‘Z’) or (>= ‘0’ and <= ‘9’) using a loop.
Subject: RE: Replace Character
There is no function in LotusScript to do it in the way that you want. You’ll need to list each item you want to exclude, as Paul said.
Jeff Dayton
Subject: RE: Replace Character
the amount of time it took you to post your question and deal with the responses you could have listed out the 36 characters by now, and then some. You don’t need to be slick, it just needs to work.
Subject: RE: Replace Character
On the Windows platform this will do the trick:
Dim regex As Variant
Set regex = createObject(“VBScript.RegExp”)
regex.Pattern = “[^a-zA-Z\d]”
regex.Global = True
strAfter = regex.Replace( strBefore, “” )
Frunobulax
Subject: RE: Replace Character
Dat was really a good piece of code…It worked pretty well in windows!!