WeberSites LTD dedi ki:
> Thanks, I'll check this out.
>
> Till now I managed to get the result I wanted with :
>
> <?php
> for ($i=0 ; $i < strlen($post_text) ; $i++) {
> $chr = $post_text{$i};
> $ord = ord($chr);
> if (($ord<32 or $ord>126) and ($ord != 13) and ($ord !=
> 10)){
> Echo "BAD CHAR is : " . $ord;
> break;
> }
> }
> ?>
My suggestion finds high-bit characters (127-255), but you need to find
printable characters with the exception of \n and \r. So my suggestion
won't work for you, I'm afraid. Perhaps you want something like below?
$bad_string_flag = ! ctype_print(strtr($string, "\n\r", " "));
>From the docs, it seems that replacement string in strtr cannot be null for
correct operation, so I've used double blanks (or use any chars,
e.g. "NR"). The strtr part feels a bit clumsy, but you might be able to
find a better way in "XVII. Character Type Functions" or "CLXI. String
Functions" (PHP Manual).
Kind regards,
Abdullah
>
>
> berber
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: news [mailto:news@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Abdullah Ramazanoglu
> Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 11:43 PM
> To: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: high-bit characters
>
> WeberSites LTD dedi ki:
>
>> I'm trying to validate an RSS feed and getting errors about "high-bit
>> characters".
>> How can I check if a string contains any high-bit characters?
>
> if (preg_match("/[\x80-\xff]/", $string)) {
> # high-bit char found
> } else {
> # no high-bit char
> }
>
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