2009/1/30 Alex Strickland <s...@mweb.co.za>
> Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> Any comments?
>>
>
> Are you thinking of catering for things like ß -> ss?
Yes, this one could be solved also. This actually makes
it much more complicated that I've planned, but fits into
the picture and needs to be solved.
Another interesting area is cyrillic/greek characters (if we
leave out far-east languages for now).
Something like this, but in C:
---
FUNCTION hb_StrToASCII( cSource )
LOCAL cTarget := "", nChar, tmp
FOR tmp := 1 TO Len( cSource )
nChar := Asc( SubStr( cSource, tmp, 1 ) )
IF nChar >= 32 .AND. mChar <= 127
cTarget += SubStr( cSource, tmp, 1 )
ELSEIF HAS_ASCII_EQUIVALENT( nChar )
cTarget += GET_ASCII_EQUIVALENT( nChar ) /* May add multiple chars
*/
/* ELSE
// Strip whole char */
ENDIF
NEXT
RETURN cTarget
---
Brgds,
Viktor
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