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Offline mdwh2

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Re: multi-character character constants in C++
« on: April 06, 2003, 02:58:36 AM »
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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).



Pardon? I don't recall that anywhere. What browser are you using?
[/quote]I think he means the "&nbsp". Which is presumably some HTML thing that's gone wrong, since " " is the code for a space. Which also explains why him asking the question didn't make sense, since there it is shown as a space - even though it still didn't have the semicolon, following it immediately with """ seems to make browsers interpret the code.

Hmm, also just noticed a bug with this website: When doing a preview, it replaces "&" with "&" in the edit box.
 

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Re: multi-character character constants in C++
« Reply #1 on: April 06, 2003, 03:10:45 PM »
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Vincent wrote:
I'm using Opera 7.01 here and all of Karlos' code posts look fine here.  Strange that it's different for you.

I think he's edited them now :) (I'm using Opera 7.01 and saw the problem, earlier).