Re: remove regular expression from a string

Hi Krishna,

DATA : str TYPE STRING VALUE '@1test;"{}]input+',
            char,
            length TYPE i,
            index TYPE i.
length = STRLEN( str ).
WHILE length > index.
  char = str+index(1).
  WRITE char.
  if char CA '+-*/!`@#$%^&()_=[]{};'.               " Add/Remove here to include numbers
    REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF char in str WITH ''.
    REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '"' in str WITH ''.  " characters "{}[] are not comparable
    REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '{' in str WITH ''.
    REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '}' in str WITH ''.
    REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '[' in str WITH ''.
    REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF ']' in str WITH ''.
    length = STRLEN( str ).
    ENDIF.
  add 1 to index.
ENDWHILE.
WRITE str.

Add or remove special char from '+-*/!`@#$%^&()_=[]{};' in if part as per your requirement.

Hope it meets your requirement.

Do not forget to mark helpful/correct if ma answer is useful .

Thanks,

Karthik