From: Nuralanur@...
Date: 2006-01-31T08:24:50+09:00
Subject: Re: Premature end of regular expression with non-ascii chara

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When I read in a text with accents from a file under cygwin, these  get
converted to something like '\352'.
You can then search for these using regexps:
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a=3D"un texte extr=EAmement =E9nervant"
p  splitted_text=3Da.split(/(?=3D)/)
b=3D/extr\352mement/
d=3Da.match(b)
p  d[0]  =3D> extr\352mement

When I write the result to a file, it appears correctly as  "extr=EAmement".
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f=3DFile.new("t.txt",'w')
f.puts d[0]
f.close

Hope that helps,
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Best regards,
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Axel=20
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