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From: SitaramanM
Message 7 in Discussion
Hi Dolly Have a doubt in your post... To use Regex regex = new Regex(@"[\p{L}]");
This would validate tamil , english and hindi alphabets in the string above. I was
wondering if there is some switch with \p or some other regex option that decides the
unicode range without me specifying it explicitly depending on what my UICulture is
set to. After I say CultureInfo ci = new CultureInfo("ta-IN",true); When I try to do a
word match , it should validated strings based on my locale chosen. That way I don't
hard code all the unicode ranges, I just write a generic regex, and decide my
CultureInfo dynamically. Like in the above case, it should filter all non-Tamil
characters Doesnt it happen by default? My understanding is that whenever Methods in
the System.Text.RegularExpressions namespace are called they by default use the
Thread.CurrentCulture Property to perform the operations regards, sr
regards, sr
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