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From: Raj_MS
Message 4 in Discussion
I am assuming you mean "letter" when you say "alphabet". "Alphabet" is a "The letters
of a language, arranged in the order fixed by custom". If what you want is a
regular expression which can recognize a letter in any language, there is a solution.
Thankfully, the Regex class is Unicode aware. So, the pattern \w represents one "word
character", which is an uppercase letter or a lowercase letter or a titlecase letter
or a digit, in any Unicode language. Notice that this does not cover some special
cases like "modifier letters", examples of which are "matras" in Hindi or Tamil. You
could also control this more closely with the pattern \p and Unicode groups. For
example:
Pattern
matches \p{Ll} A lowercase character in any language \p{Lu} An uppercase
character in any language
For a list of possible Unicode groups, look up the UnicodeCategory enumeration.
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