Re: [WebDNA] output of all non alphaNumeric characters?

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2009


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 102201
interpreted = N
texte = Untested, but can't you just go with: [grep search=3D%20&replace=3D][grep=20 search=3D[%0D%0A%0B]*&replace=3D][unurl] [loop start=3D32&end=3D255&advance=3D1] [hideif [index]=3D127] [if ({[index] > 47) & ([index] < 58)|([index] > 64) &=20 ([index] < 91)|([index] > 96) & ([index] < 123)}] [else] [shell]echo [index] | awk '{printf("%c",=20 $1)}'[/shell] [/else] [/if] [/hideif] [/loop] [/unurl][/grep][/grep] GJK On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 13:46:02 -0500 Donovan Brooke wrote: > O.K., one last post to myself! ;-) (for archives sake) >=20 > The code below produces the list with no=20 >spaces/delimiters.. > and since the list > is static, I can now use the output to put in a=20 >convertchars > database (or what-have-you) to make for quicker > reference. Of course, you could do this all in a Bash > script as well.. (and then copy/paste the output to a > convertchars .db).. but this is a WebDNA list! > btw, I grabbed the page source output.. not the html=20 >output. >=20 > ***************************************** > [grep search=3D%20&replace=3D][grep=20 >search=3D[%0D%0A%0B]*&replace=3D][unurl] > [loop start=3D32&end=3D255&advance=3D1] > [hideif [index]=3D127] > [if ([index] > 47) & ([index] < 58)] > [else] > [if ([index] > 64) & ([index] < 91)] > [else] > [if ([index] > 96) & ([index] < 123)] > [else] > [shell]echo [index] | awk '{printf("%c",=20 >$1)}'[/shell] > [/else] > [/if] > [/else] > [/if] > [/else] > [/if] > [/hideif] > [/loop] > [/unurl][/grep][/grep] > ****************************************** >=20 > O.K., on to your regularly scheduled programming. >=20 > Donovan Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: [WebDNA] output of all non alphaNumeric characters? (Donovan Brooke 2009)
  2. Re: [WebDNA] output of all non alphaNumeric characters? ("Gary Krockover" 2009)
  3. Re: [WebDNA] output of all non alphaNumeric characters? (Donovan Brooke 2009)
  4. Re: [WebDNA] output of all non alphaNumeric characters? (Donovan Brooke 2009)
  5. Re: [WebDNA] output of all non alphaNumeric characters? (Donovan Brooke 2009)
  6. [WebDNA] output of all non alphaNumeric characters? (Donovan Brooke 2009)
Untested, but can't you just go with: [grep search=3D%20&replace=3D][grep=20 search=3D[%0D%0A%0B]*&replace=3D][unurl] [loop start=3D32&end=3D255&advance=3D1] [hideif [index]=3D127] [if ({[index] > 47) & ([index] < 58)|([index] > 64) &=20 ([index] < 91)|([index] > 96) & ([index] < 123)}] [else] [shell]echo [index] | awk '{printf("%c",=20 $1)}'[/shell] [/else] [/if] [/hideif] [/loop] [/unurl][/grep][/grep] GJK On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 13:46:02 -0500 Donovan Brooke wrote: > O.K., one last post to myself! ;-) (for archives sake) >=20 > The code below produces the list with no=20 >spaces/delimiters.. > and since the list > is static, I can now use the output to put in a=20 >convertchars > database (or what-have-you) to make for quicker > reference. Of course, you could do this all in a Bash > script as well.. (and then copy/paste the output to a > convertchars .db).. but this is a WebDNA list! > btw, I grabbed the page source output.. not the html=20 >output. >=20 > ***************************************** > [grep search=3D%20&replace=3D][grep=20 >search=3D[%0D%0A%0B]*&replace=3D][unurl] > [loop start=3D32&end=3D255&advance=3D1] > [hideif [index]=3D127] > [if ([index] > 47) & ([index] < 58)] > [else] > [if ([index] > 64) & ([index] < 91)] > [else] > [if ([index] > 96) & ([index] < 123)] > [else] > [shell]echo [index] | awk '{printf("%c",=20 >$1)}'[/shell] > [/else] > [/if] > [/else] > [/if] > [/else] > [/if] > [/hideif] > [/loop] > [/unurl][/grep][/grep] > ****************************************** >=20 > O.K., on to your regularly scheduled programming. >=20 > Donovan "Gary Krockover"

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