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by asersan »
hi
i have a little problem ... im using a xml parser to parse some news of a XML site but in the file i get:
http://www.sl-benfica.com/artigos/3122 > Fehér ficarás para sempre nos nossos corações
and i need something to replace some chars
like for example
é with é
ã with ãe
á with á
can someone help ?
tks
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caesar
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by caesar »
See
lsearch and
lreplace commands.
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by strikelight »
Actually, see the "regsub" or "string map" commands.
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by caesar »
I tought to mention the regexp.. but I didn't.. anyway, depends on how he got that line, as an list or as an string.
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by strikelight »
He still only wants to replace chars as he said, not list elements (ie. words).
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by caesar »
Umm.. right.. I should get some sleep.

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