how to handle some signs?

[ole]

Hi,

How can I handle special signs in SCOM?

(filter-pass '(» « \. ) '(» s c h o e n e r w i t z \. « » u n b e d e u t e n d \. «))
;this works fine

(filter-pass '(» « \. - ) '(» s c h o e n e r w i t z \. « - » u n b e d e u t e n d \. «))
; this does not, there seems to be a problem with the "-", also with the "–"

thanks!

ole

[ole]

and is there a way that SCOM can make a difference between "r" and "R" or is it not case sensitiv per se?

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[pstone imap]

use this for cases: \r \R

filter-pass seems to want - in symbols -a -1/2 but not separately
use some other symbol instead
(filter-pass '(» « \. ! ) '(» s c h o e n e r w i t z \. « ! » u n b e d e u t e n d \. «))
(filter-pass '(» « \. _ ) '(» s c h o e n e r w i t z \. « _ » u n b e d e u t e n d \. «))

see extended symbols, try out what other symbols are saveable, editor complains if it finds wrong one, it appears in listener

Peter

[ole]

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> (filter-pass '(» « \. _ ) '(» s c h o e n e r w i t z \. « _ » u n b e d e u t e n d \. «))
>

I have tried to build a function to replace symbols with no success, like

(sym-replace '» '? ''(» s c h o e n e r w i t z \. « _ » u n b e d e u t e n d \. «))
-->'(? s c h o e n e r w i t z \. « _ ? u n b e d e u t e n d \. «))

how can I do that?

thanks


ole

[ole]

to answer my own question, after a long search I found substitute,
that should do what I want..


ole

[pstone imap]

go through list with dolist and test items

(defun sym-replace (what with list)
(let (out)
(dolist (x list)
(if (equal x what)
(push with out)
(push x out)))
(nreverse out)))

Peter