Re: Using AppleScript to Detect Nul Characters
Re: Using AppleScript to Detect Nul Characters
- Subject: Re: Using AppleScript to Detect Nul Characters
- From: Le Stang Jean-Baptiste <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 17:14:33 +0200
| Not exactly a solution to your problem but if you don't mind installing a scripting addition, then you could use XMail to send the mails for you without having to care of all the gory details of the SMTP protocol :p.
++ Jean-Baptiste On Apr 30, 2005, at 4:57 PM, Bernardo Hoehl wrote: As a novice high-level programmer, I did not know that every character is represented by a hex value, and that I had two "gremlins" in my Template text (used to send out the emails after text manipulation), I mean, I had two hex values = 00.
A experienced Objective C programmer, friend of mine, taught me the what these Nul characters are and helped me removing these from my text. I was using a text application that did not show me the little gremlins.
As I move on forward with my learning, I am wondering if there is an "AppleScript way" I can use to detect these Gremlins, and so create a routine in my application to check the consistency of any text I use for sending out emails.
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