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Finding funny charaters in a string
Hi,
I have got a little problem where some of the files I created had some funny characters e.g space ,"^M" etc inserted in the full file name and which caused our backup script to skip those files. Is it possible to find out if there are any funny charaters in a string ? Thanks, |
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