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Re: multi-character character constants in C++
« on: April 06, 2003, 07:11:36 AM »
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elendil wrote:
Karlos:

I have been looking at recent threads and see, code examples by you, but there is one (probably simple) thing I cannot understand.

What does " " do in your code? I have never seen any c-code with that. I always thought it was some htlm-thingie (that I dont know about either).

Sincerely,

-Kenneth Straarup.


Thats an HTML encoding for a non-breaking space. Lord knows how it got into Karlos's code examples. If Karlos is copying and pasting his code, it coudl be working its way in from there. Either way, i dont understand how it could end up as " ".

Maybe Xoops is changeing  &nbsp  -> &nbsp ?
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