Re: Remove a character from a string

On Apr 2, Vitor Carlos Flausino said:

>is there any *smart* of puting all characters in lowrecase and at the 
>same time remove the characters I want...
>
>
>if ($line=~ /^.+: SMTP-Accept:.+:(.+):(\d+):\d+:(.+)$/) {
>                 ($sender=$1)=~tr/A-Z/a-z/;
>                 $sender=~tr/>/d;

You should use lc() instead of tr/// to get lowercase text.

  ($sender = lc $1) =~ tr/<>//d;

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• Remove a character from a string by Vitor Carlos Flausino
• Re: Remove a character from a string by Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan
• Re: Remove a character from a string by Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan