You can explicitly add the Turkish characters to the character class if
there are just a few of them. You could also use the UNICODE regex flag and
do something like ur'(?u)^[^\W\d_]+$', which will match any string
consisting solely of alphabetic unicode characters.
2013/1/16 armagan
> Hi,
>
> I
you can use unicode.
2013/1/16 armagan
> Turkish chars
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Hi,
I'm trying to use regex patterns in django form. I successed in only
letters regex pattern. But form controler declines Turkish chars. I think I
must use utf-8 regex. Can you help me?
name = forms.RegexField(regex =r'^[a-zA-Z]+$')
Thanks for help.
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