On 22/05/2007 12:02 AM, Paul McGuire wrote:
> On May 21, 8:46 am, brad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The goal of the list is to have enough strings to identify files that
>> may contain the names of people. Missing a name in a file is unacceptable.
>>
Seems to me the OP is looking for people-name
On 22/05/2007 12:09 AM, brad wrote:
> Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch wrote:
>
>> What about names with letters not in the ASCII range?
>
> Like Asian names? The names we encounter are spelled out in English...
> like Xu, Zu, Li-Cheng, Matsumoto, Wantanabee, etc.
"spelled out in English"? "English" h
On 21/05/2007 11:46 PM, brad wrote:
> I am developing a list of 3 character strings like this:
>
> and
> bra
> cam
> dom
> emi
> mar
> smi
> ...
>
> The goal of the list is to have enough strings to identify files that
> may contain the names of people. Missing a name in a file is unacceptable.
Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch wrote:
> What about names with letters not in the ASCII range?
Like Asian names? The names we encounter are spelled out in English...
like Xu, Zu, Li-Cheng, Matsumoto, Wantanabee, etc. So the ASCII approach
would still work. I guess.
My first thought was to spell out n
On May 21, 8:46 am, brad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am developing a list of 3 character strings like this:
>
> and
> bra
> cam
> dom
> emi
> mar
> smi
> ...
>
> The goal of the list is to have enough strings to identify files that
> may contain the names of people. Missing a name in a file is u
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, brad wrote:
> I am developing a list of 3 character strings like this:
>
> and
> bra
> cam
> dom
> emi
> mar
> smi
> ...
>
> The goal of the list is to have enough strings to identify files that
> may contain the names of people. Missing a name in a file is unacceptable.
