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Posted by steve on 10/13/68 11:27
i suppose your *other* post didn't supply you with an agreeable answer and
that *re-posting* the same question will. well, guess what? i doubt
re-posting it will find you an any more agreeable donor.
....but that's just me thinking out loud.
"Markus Ernst" <derernst@NO#SP#AMgmx.ch> wrote in message
news:4332921a$1_2@news.cybercity.ch...
| Hi
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| I wrote a function that "normalizes" strings for use in URLs in a UTF-8
| encoded content administration application. After having removed the
accents
| from latin characters I try to remove all non-word characters from the
| string:
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| // PCRE syntax:
| $string = preg_replace("/([\W]+)/", "-", $string);
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| // POSIX alternative (mb_string is on):
| $string = ereg_replace("[^[:alnum:]]+", "-", $string);
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| // post-process and return
| return urlencode(trim($string, "-"));
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| Both ways work but remove all non-latin characters. But what I want to do
is
| remove only the non-word characters of whatever languages, and keep all
word
| characters regardless if they are Japanese, Hebrew, Arab, Latin or
whatever.
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| Is there a way for a Regex to recognize non-latin word/non-word
characters?
| Or do I have to manually specify all the characters to be removed?
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| Thanks for every hint
| Markus
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