Re: [MacPerl] hi-bit characters in regex's

[Brian McNett <webmaster@mycoinfo.com>]

>hey I took latin in high school, sorry

Exceptio probat regulam de rebus non exceptus. Exceptis excipiendis.

Uh, Sorry, =DCber-Botany Geek --  Speak Latin like a MONK! The above is hil=
arious if you know Latin. ;-)

Alas, the high-bit chars ARE font-specific, and mapped differently between =
Windows and MacOS.

All is not lost however.  You should be able to cross-map between one and t=
he other.

=A8 is caled an "umlaut".

The "o" with a ' is either a grav=E9 or an acute accent depending on whethe=
r it points left or right.  Other accents for "o" are the umlaut, tilde, or=
 circumflex.

Yup, language maven here!

My apologies for being short on example code this evening.  Anyone reading =
the list today knows why.

--B



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