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From: "Morris, David (Allvac, UK)" <david [at] xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 16:12:37 -0000
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I'm wading through regular expressions in the Camel book at the moment
in the hope of spotting the answer, but perhaps someone could
short-circuit my readings?

In a script, I need a way to change a string that may have nulls in it
to printables only.

I'd guess there's a pattern-binding operator and bit of magic, but I
haven't got it yet...:-)

TIA


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