On 26.05.21 15:49, arocker@Vex.Net wrote:
> That assumption is probably reasonable, but a semi-colon is a legal
> character in a Unix/Linux filename. (But should be reagarded as evidence
> of a psychopath loose in the department.) The only character not legal in
> a filename is "/".
...and the null byte, \x00.
The manual cleanup of the whitespaces is what I'm doing currently. But
it's a pain in the ass because the situation is more complex than
described, and the whitespaces are a bit tricky to catch with a regex.
Further I'm often dealing with dozens, if not hundreds of lines at a
time, making it difficult to see if the regex really matches what it should.
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Andre Tann
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