Re: replacing all non [a-z] chars possible?
| From: | bvr | Date: | Sun, 17 Mar 2002 14:23:14 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: replacing all non [a-z] chars possible? | ||
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A good solution is to store the file under a random generated filename and store that name,
together with the real name, to the database.
bvr.
andy wrote:
Hi there, I am wondering if it would be possible to replace all chars which are not inbetween [a-z] with a valid asccii coresponding to it. I have a db with a bunch of citynames and I would like to create valid filenames out of those. The prob is, that I do not know all special chars. For example there was one: ï which I did not know. So maybe there are a lot others similar like that. The point is, how could I create a valid filename out of those citynames which contains only the chars from a - z? I tryed erregrplc, but I do have to know the char for that. Thanx for any help, andy