Re: removing ALL whitespace from a string

You can use a regular expression for that.. However, I don't have that right here.. Jordan "Lee P Reilly" <lreilly@lanl.gov> wrote in message news:3C8CE1AA.7C43923B@lanl.gov... > Can somebody tell me if there is a function that will remove *all* > whitespace (\n, \r, \t, \w, etc) from a string i.e. from the beginning, > the end, and the middle?. Something like chop(), trim()? > > e.g. input = " 1 2 3 ad " > e.g. output = "123ad" > > Thanks, > > Lee >