How to use Unicode numeric values in regexprep?
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How can "Häagen-Dasz" be converted to "Haagen-Dasz" using Uincode numeric values? For example,
regexprep('Häagen-Dasz','ä','A')
works fine, but
regexprep('Häagen-Dasz','\x{C4}','a')
does not. Here, the hexadecimal \x{C4} stands for [latin capital letter a] with diaeresis, i.e. [ä].
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Yash
2024년 3월 28일
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2024년 3월 28일
Hi Vlad,
'\x{C4}' represents the Unicode character Ä (Latin Capital Letter A with Diaeresis) in hexadecimal notation.
If you want to replace ä (Latin Small Letter A with Diaeresis), you should use \x{E4}, which is its Unicode hexadecimal representation.
In the context of your question, you're looking to replace ä with a. The correct approach would be to use the Unicode numeric value for ä in the regex and replace it with a. Here is the code:
regexprep('Häagen-Dasz','\x{E4}','a')
Hope this helps!
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Stephen23
2024년 3월 28일
inp = 'Häagen-Dasz';
baz = @(v)char(v(1)); % only need the first decomposed character.
out = arrayfun(@(c)baz(py.unicodedata.normalize('NFKD',c)),inp) % remove diacritics.
Read more:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/unicodedata.html
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16467479/normalizing-unicode
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