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Re: multi-character character constants in C++
« on: April 06, 2003, 02:09:55 AM »
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).

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-Kenneth Straarup.
 

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Re: multi-character character constants in C++
« Reply #1 on: April 06, 2003, 11:20:37 AM »
heya,

Your last code example looked nice. I am using opera. I agree indentation is a must, but it REALLY makes code hard to read when there is a (let me see íf I can type it without it being interpreted) & n b s p in front of it all - with no space to the first character, mind you :) a variable v looks very weird being called & nbspv, for example.

Anyway, glad I found out it was an error and not some code thingie I had never heard of.

Sincerely,

-Kenneth Straarup.