The script block runs for each set of three digits that needs to be replaced. The following example replaces each sequence of three digits with the equivalent character. Within the script block, use the $_ automatic variable to access the input text being replaced and other useful information. The script block runs once for every match. In PowerShell 6 and later, the -replace operator also accepts a script block that performs the replacement. I saw this article, on the Net, related to Powershell :.Option = notepad.prompt('Enter T for Ascii to Text conversion\nEnter A for Text to Ascii conversion\n','','')Īnswer = notepad.prompt('Enter ASCII values of 3 DECIMAL digits : ','','')Īnswer = notepad.prompt('Enter an ASCII TEXT string: ','','') Return ''.join(chr(int(ascii + ascii + ascii)) for i in range(len(ascii) - 1, 0, -3)) # Converts ASCII Code Integers to a StringĪscii = ascii.zfill(len(ascii) + (3 - (len(ascii) % 3))) So, I really need some insights from Python’s gurus, in our forum, to improve a bit that script ! # Converts a String to ASCII Code Integers Results with accentuated characters are weird, although correct ? Results need to be read in the Python console only However, my script below is certainly very weak as : From this python 3 file, I was able to extract the parts regarding the Text to Ascii and Ascii to Text conversions and adapt it as a Python 2.7 N++ script, Pheeew !
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