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A Very Newbie Question
Thanks feherke that was the problem, I needed that forth parameter. now Another question... If I was using it in an array would it go like this; set temp_str $temp_str\"[regsub -all , $rdata(cardholdername) "" cardholdername]\", .....or..... set temp_str $temp_str\"[regsub -all ...- MinHRoberts
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A Very Newbie Question
I'm very new to tcl and I'm trying to strip out any ','s that's embedded in a field. I'm using the regsub command and while testing it using the following, before putting it in my "real" script I keep getting this error... set namer "john, smith" > john, smith regsub -all , " " $namer > wrong...- MinHRoberts
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