Re: ?Tried Convert Script on encoded script in msg 2 of digest, Vol
Re: ?Tried Convert Script on encoded script in msg 2 of digest, Vol
- Subject: Re: ?Tried Convert Script on encoded script in msg 2 of digest, Vol
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 22:05:14 EST
In a message dated 2/17/01 9:36:37 PM,
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>
I decided to try out Convert Script 1.0d2 on the following
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preprocessed script in msg 2 of the digest of Vol 2 #388:
I didn't shorten the lines before posting. That only occurred to me later.
After going through the same problem on the OneClick list, the general
consensus was that indenting all lines of a script was the most practical
solution. Any lines starting at the first character would have been wrapped,
are easily identified and need to be rejoined.
This is something that Richard could easily incorporate into his Convert
Script on both sides. Add tab or spaces at the beginning of each line while
pre-processing, and on post-processing, if a line starts on the first
character, the script can re-join them. R23, do you think that's a good idea
and that you might add this feature? I think your tool works great otherwise.
So does anyone else have any ideas for me about my actual question?
Thanks.
Ken Fleisher
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