My output looks like 'àéêöhello!'. I need change my output like this 'aeeohello', Just replacing the character à as a like this.
replace(/[^a-z0-9]/gi,'') . However a more intuitive solution (at least for the user) would be to replace accented characters with their "plain" equivalent, e.g. turn á , á into a , and ç into c , etc.
Click Kutools > Text > Replace Accented Characters…, see screenshot: 3. In Replace Accented Characters dialog box, click the Select all button to select all replace rules, and click the Ok button to replace all accented characters.
Since a lot of people have upvoted this answer, it needs to be said that the safer way is to use chr() instead of hard-coded accented characters, due to different editors the file may be opened with.
Replace Accented Characters in Word 1 Select the range in which you will replace all accented characters. 2 Click Kutools > Text > Replace Accented Characters …. 3 In Replace Accented Characters dialog box, click the Select all button to select all replace rules, and click the Ok button to replace all accented characters. See More....
If you want to match just a single character that has an accent, you can simply include it in a search: :%s/café/restaurant/g You can type the accented character either using your operating system's input features, or with Vim's digraphsfeature (see :help c_CTRL-k)
The REMOVE_ACCENTED function for Google Sheets will replace all accented characters in the referenced cell, like the letters è, õ, ā, ĝ and so on with their normal Latin equivalents. To get started, make a copy of the Google Sheet, go to the Tools menu, choose Script Editor and copy the entire code to your clipboard.
2 You can chain the substitutions with the pipe | For example : :%s/é/e/e | %s/à/a/e | %s/.... This way, you could replace several accentuated chars in one line Share Improve this answer Follow edited Oct 17, 2018 at 13:19 statox
Please Use the below code:
import unicodedata
def strip_accents(text):
try:
text = unicode(text, 'utf-8')
except NameError: # unicode is a default on python 3
pass
text = unicodedata.normalize('NFD', text)\
.encode('ascii', 'ignore')\
.decode("utf-8")
return str(text)
s = strip_accents('àéêöhello')
print s
import unidecode
somestring = "àéêöhello"
#convert plain text to utf-8
u = unicode(somestring, "utf-8")
#convert utf-8 to normal text
print unidecode.unidecode(u)
Output:
aeeohello
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