Hi Mark,

If you plan to release your software in several languages, would it be relevant to change your approach by storing a list of good strings for each language instead of tracking vulgar words?
A vision testing software is only used from times to times by anyone: you can manage your lists so there's no risk involved in displaying twice the same string for the same person. And you know that memory between 2 sessions does not exist for strings without meaning :-)
I know that this way is less satisfying for the programmer but might be able to solve your problem for all languages with 100% reliability.


Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.

Le 11 mai 05, � 06:17, Mark Talluto a �crit :

Here is any interesting user request. We make a product that generates random letters for vision testing. We have been asked to make sure that the software does not accidentally create a vulgar word. I am sure I can come of with some of the basics, but I really need a list of vulgar words.

I must admit that it bothers me to know my program will have such language in its bowls. The request is valid and needs to be done. I have already created a small app that has made thousands of permutations of the range of letters available. I just need to quickly run my list against as complete a list of vulgar words as possible. Anyone of any ideas on the list?

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