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Hello again
Thank you for the time used on the question(s) of performance. I will ponder the answers for some time and then probably ask some more :)
Another question entirely is (hopefully) simple to answer:
Is there a function to find the ascii values of a given character (which will be part of a string).
I will use this to cut out all values which are less than 32 from a string.
If there is some better way of doing this than the recursive solution I have in mind, I would gladly recieve such a solution.
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[xsl] Finding out the ascii value of a char using xsl
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Subject: [xsl] Finding out the ascii value of a char using xsl From: "Ragulf Pickaxe" <jawxml@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 15:01:08 +0000 |
Hello again
Thank you for the time used on the question(s) of performance. I will ponder the answers for some time and then probably ask some more :)
Another question entirely is (hopefully) simple to answer:
Is there a function to find the ascii values of a given character (which will be part of a string).
I will use this to cut out all values which are less than 32 from a string.
If there is some better way of doing this than the recursive solution I have in mind, I would gladly recieve such a solution.
Sincerly Ragulf Pickaxe :)
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