Re: Finding \t, \r, \n reliably
Re: Finding \t, \r, \n reliably
- Subject: Re: Finding \t, \r, \n reliably
- From: "Mark J. Reed" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 17:56:30 -0400
On 10/21/05,
Christopher Nebel <
email@hidden> wrote:
The solution is to use "ASCII character 10" (13 for a CR) instead of
the string "\n". (It's best to put that in a variable; calling
"ASCII character" repeatedly can get expensive.)
Huh. I didn't think "ASCII character" was an actual function
call, much less an expensive one. I sort of assumed that
"ASCII character 10" compiled to a literal string containing a newline.
I guess I should have known better, because it would decompile back to "
" if that were the case.
--
Mark J. Reed <
email@hidden>
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