Matching characters written as hex codes
Macy
macyg... at gmail.com
Sun Jun 1 17:40:42 UTC 2008
Hi,
I'm trying to match some characters in a file, more exactly I'm
looking for the UNICODE BOM markers (i.e. '\xFF' '\xFE' and '\xFE'
'\xFF' (C-like escapes in the example..)
I've tried:
bom = \xFE \xFF @{ fprintf(stderr, "\nGot BOM UTF16"); }; -> parsing
error
bom = '\xFE' '\xFF' @{ fprintf(stderr, "\nGot BOM UTF16"); }; ->
doesn't match
bom = 0xFE 0xFF @{ fprintf(stderr, "\nGot BOM UTF16"); }; -> doesn't
match
The only way I've successfully matched the two characters was like
this:
bom = 'X' 'Y' @{ fprintf(stderr, "\nGot BOM UTF16"); };
where X and Y are the required chars, placed there with a hex editor.
So,
does anybody know the way to do this properly?
Thanks!
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