Comments on: Removing trailing spaces in eScript http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/ Diary of a Siebel Consultant Mon, 14 Jun 2010 11:54:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mounica http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/comment-page-1/#comment-25441 Mounica Tue, 05 Jan 2010 15:32:24 +0000 http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/#comment-25441 Hi, Have a question in escript.. I have a address coming from a website and my requirement is to trim the left and right spaces if there are any. STREET = ' 1493 cordova st ' STATE= 'FL ' CITY='Miami' COUNTRY= ' USA ' ZIPCODE= '34356-5657 ' Could you please let me know how can i do it.. Hi,

Have a question in escript..

I have a address coming from a website and my requirement is to trim the left and right spaces if there are any.

STREET = ‘ 1493 cordova st ‘
STATE= ‘FL ‘
CITY=’Miami’
COUNTRY= ‘ USA ‘
ZIPCODE= ’34356-5657 ‘

Could you please let me know how can i do it..

]]> By: Wim http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/comment-page-1/#comment-15971 Wim Wed, 28 Jan 2009 19:12:53 +0000 http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/#comment-15971 >> Mike: Thanks for sharing. >> Mike:
Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: Mike M. Lin http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/comment-page-1/#comment-15865 Mike M. Lin Mon, 26 Jan 2009 23:15:48 +0000 http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/#comment-15865 Here's a slick one-liner for you, using regular expressions. function trim (s) { // takes a string, removes leading and trailing whitespace // characters. returns the resulting 'trimmed' text. return (s.replace (/^\s+/, "").replace (/\s+$/, "")); // all at once } Here’s a slick one-liner for you, using regular expressions.

function trim (s)
{ // takes a string, removes leading and trailing whitespace
// characters. returns the resulting ‘trimmed’ text.

return (s.replace (/^\s+/, “”).replace (/\s+$/, “”)); // all at once
}

]]> By: Emil http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Emil Sat, 07 Jul 2007 20:52:12 +0000 http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/#comment-10 Ok, guys, I know this is a shameless plug, but since you are talking about eScript, I'd like to share a simple tool that I wrote, which is available at our web site...it basically helps you get some idea of what Siebel eScript is really capabale of doing. It's called the codeFerret and it's worked out really well for my team. Here is a link to a blog article that helps you understand what this tool can do for you: http://www.toolsandmethods.com/wordpress Ok, guys, I know this is a shameless plug, but since you are talking about eScript, I’d like to share a simple tool that I wrote, which is available at our web site…it basically helps you get some idea of what Siebel eScript is really capabale of doing. It’s called the codeFerret and it’s worked out really well for my team.

Here is a link to a blog article that helps you understand what this tool can do for you: http://www.toolsandmethods.com/wordpress

]]> By: Sadmin http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Sadmin Mon, 05 Mar 2007 18:44:39 +0000 http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/#comment-9 Thanks for the compliment. At this time there are lots of companies looking for Siebel developers. And according to some people who are from outside of Europe, the jos in Europe are very good (and well paid). Thanks for the compliment.

At this time there are lots of companies looking for Siebel developers. And according to some people who are from outside of Europe, the jos in Europe are very good (and well paid).

]]> By: j http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/comment-page-1/#comment-8 j Mon, 05 Mar 2007 07:18:03 +0000 http://siebelconsultant.net/removing-trailing-spaces-in-escript/#comment-8 Hi mate... greetings from Australia :) Nice blog... I've been developing in Siebel for 9 months so far. Very intensive training and work, but it sure is good to learn a hell of a lot so quickly. Anyway... looking at this problem quickly using two functions that come to mind - split and replace - shows that they are more problematic in implementation. :) Cheers for the elegant solution. A quick question though... how are the jobs over in Europe? Hi mate… greetings from Australia :)

Nice blog… I’ve been developing in Siebel for 9 months so far. Very intensive training and work, but it sure is good to learn a hell of a lot so quickly.

Anyway… looking at this problem quickly using two functions that come to mind – split and replace – shows that they are more problematic in implementation. :)

Cheers for the elegant solution. A quick question though… how are the jobs over in Europe?

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