Thanks!
A very silly follow up question: where can I find the hexadecimal
hiragana, katakana and kanj ranges?
M
On Wednesday, Dec 15, 2004, at 11:24 Europe/Rome, John Delacour wrote:
At 10:22 am +0100 15/12/04, Marco Baroni wrote:
I have a long text ostensibly in utf-8, and I would like to get rid
of all the lines that contain anything BUT kanji, katakana or
hiragana (thus, throwing away Latin, but also digits, punctuation,
etc.)
There's probably a better way to do it but here I print only
characters in the hiragana range or the 0-9 range:
use encoding "UTF-8";
$line = "123_.latin,\x{30AA}fran\x{00E7}ais";
for (split //, $line) {
m~[\x{3041}-\x{30ff}]|[0-9]~ and print;
}
JD
