Re: Net::LDAP::Filter question

[Peter M. <pet...@ma...>]

Hi Norbert,

you are right If you feed canonical_dn() the DN as a array ref (as descri=
bed=20
in the man page), but sometimes it is useful to have the (de-)quoting=20
functions as standalone routines

Maybe Graham will reorg his code a bit to have similar function as separa=
te=20
routines ;-))

Yours / Sch=F6nes Wochenende
Peter

On Friday 25 October 2002 16:19, you wrote:
> > I was having the same problem a few moths ago, so I wrote
> > a module for my private use and use in my company.
> >
> > It provides 4 functions
> > * quoteFilterValue(@)
> > * unquoteFilterValue(@)
> > * quoteDNValue(@)
> > * unquoteDNValue(@)
> >
> > The functions with weilter in their names operate on strings
> > that are going to be pattern parts of LDAP filters,
> > while the functions with DN in their name operate
> > on strings that are to become RDN values.
>
> These functions for DNs are already part of Net::LDAP::Utils. E.g.
> canonical_dn can be used to construct a correctly encoded DN from RDN
> values.
>
> Mit freundlichen Gr=FC=DFen / Best Regards
>
> Norbert Klasen
> Avinci - The Know-How Company
> http://www.avinci.biz

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