On Tue, 2007-09-25 at 12:03 -0700, mohitanchlia@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Version: IDS 10
I looked at all string manipulation function that IDS provides but
couldn't find:
1. Something that gives me the location of a character in a string.
2. Or, something that works like sed in terms of replacing characters
using regular expression.
Location of a character in a string ... Version: IDS 10 ... I looked at all string manipulation function that IDS provides but ... Something that gives me the location of a character in a string. ... using regular expression.... (comp.databases.informix)
Re: Whar are invalid characters in a hardware or compatible id? ... I need to know an ASCII character that is definitely invalid in a hardware ... Our software has to send the hardware IDs and compatible ...IDs of a Windows client via a Webservice interface across the wire. ... appear in hardware IDs or compatible IDs.... (microsoft.public.development.device.drivers)
Whar are invalid characters in a hardware or compatible id? ... I need to know an ASCII character that is definitely invalid in a hardware or compatible ID. ... Our software has to send the hardware IDs and compatible IDs of a Windows client via a Webservice interface across the wire. ... Somewhere in the remote logic a third party LDAP parser comes into play which is so buggy that it gets entirely confused by backslashes as they appear in hardware IDs or compatible IDs. ... So as a workaround I would like to replace all backslashes in the hardware IDs I find via setupapi and cfgmgr32 APIs with a surrogate character so the LDAP parser will work. ... (microsoft.public.development.device.drivers)
Re: Simple string search ... can you explain the following regex?... I am not sure about this 12 between brackets.... means "any character"... in this example the ids... (comp.lang.perl.misc)
