Dan Anderson wrote:
>
> Is there a way to chomp all whitespace both at the beginning and end of
> a string?
That is what is known as a Frequently Asked Question or FAQ. Perl
provides copious amounts of documentation including a large list of FAQs
in the perlfaq.pod file. Perl also provides a pr
Dan Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Is there a way to chomp all whitespace both at the beginning
: and end of a string? I was thinking of using a regexp like
: s[^\s*?][]sg and s[\s*?$][]sg; Is there a better way?
: (I'm thinking of PHP's trim function)
See perlfaq4:
How do I strip bla
On Dec 12, 2003, at 1:51 PM, Dan Anderson wrote:
Is there a way to chomp all whitespace both at the beginning and end of
a string? I was thinking of using a regexp like s[^\s*?][]sg and
s[\s*?$][]sg; Is there a better way? (I'm thinking of PHP's trim
function)
I imagine so because I don't think
On Dec 12, 2003, at 11:51 AM, Dan Anderson wrote:
Is there a way to chomp all whitespace both at the beginning and end of
a string? I was thinking of using a regexp like s[^\s*?][]sg and
s[\s*?$][]sg; Is there a better way? (I'm thinking of PHP's trim
function)
the traditional path is
Is there a way to chomp all whitespace both at the beginning and end of
a string? I was thinking of using a regexp like s[^\s*?][]sg and
s[\s*?$][]sg; Is there a better way? (I'm thinking of PHP's trim
function)
-Dan
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