era eriksson <era(_at_)iki(_dot_)fi> wrote:
<snip>
era> > Did I clarify the question?
era>
era> Yes. Can't you just put those four bytes there? There is no notation
era> for using octal/hexadecimal/whatever codes in place of real
era> characters. (If you want that, you can write a preprocessor of some
era> sort which would create your .procmailrc from your own proprietary
era> source file.)
Yes, I could just put 4 bytes,
HOWEVER it could be tricky to put EUC code chars (seldom used on my PC)
in an environment where I have to deal with at least three kinds of
code system to handle my own language;-<
So, I came up with following solution:
HENSHIN=`perl -e 'print"\xca\xd6\xbf\xae"`
:0
* $ B ?? .*\/$HENSHIN
{
:0
| echo "$MATCH" > henshin
}
This way, it's much easier to handle and "stable" so to speak.
Thank you for response.
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