Is there a simple way to reject any string that has extended characters in it? In other words, only accept the 88 (I think it's 88) regular keyboard characters and numbers. I can't find a simple way to do this.
--As for the rest, it is mine.
I'm sure there is a smart way, but here's a dumb idea:
my @characters = unpack('U*', $string);
for @characters {
if $_ > $max_Char_Value {
# Do something
} else
# Do something else.
}
}Daniel T. Staal
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