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| Subject: | RE: FLASH: Continuous variable string vs carriage return |
| From: | Daniel Guerrier |
| Date: | Wed, 15 Mar 2000 19:20:46 GMT |
I don't think that would work, because any spaces
should be represented with a "+"
I experimented with both; and it worked. I have no
idea why the second format didn't work the first time.
I didn't touch a thing between each attempt.
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episode1=episode1
&episode2=episode2
&episode3=episode3
&num=3
episode1=episode1&episode2=episode2&episode3=episode3&num=3
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--- "Merrill, Bob" <merrillr
uthscsa [dot] edu> wrote:> I've been wrong before, but wouldn't this work?
>
> episode1=episode1 & chr(13) &
> episode2=episode2 & chr(13) &
> episode3=episode3 & chr(13) &
> num=3
>
> BobMerrill
>
> > hmm. but isn't the return just acting as a line or
> item delimiter? the
> > lack
> > of a delimiter might be whats making his variables
> hard to read back.
> >
> > instead of getting a delimited list such as
> 11=11,22=22, etc. he will get
> > 11=1122=2233=33 because it will concatenate
> >
> > flash doesn't like 2 ampersands in a row, but if
> there is a return char
> > (or
> > any delimiting char) between the last ampersand
> and the second there is no
> > need for the second ampersand, is there?
> >
> > catherine
> >
> >
> > > Hei Daniel,
> > > yes, it makes a big difference. If you use
> linebreaks you�ll have to
> > list
> > > your variables this way:
> > >
> > >> episode1=episode1&
> > >> &episode2=episode2&
> > >> &episode3=episode3&
> > >
> > > and so on.
> > >
> > > Kalle
> > > ----------------
> > >
> > > Kalle Tewes
> > > dpa-Online Grafik
> > >
> > > Tel. 040 / 4113 - 2134
> >
> > >
> > >> Subject: FLASH: Continuous variable string vs
> carriage return
> > >>
> > >>
>
episode1=episode1&episode2=episode2&episode3=episode3&num=3
> > >>
> > >> episode1=episode1
> > >> &episode2=episode2
> > >> &episode3=episode3
> > >> &num=3
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> Does it make a difference if the text file that
> I load
> > >> the variables from has each variable on a
> seperate
> > >> line? The variables don't seem to load when
> it's on
> > >> one contiouos line.
> > >>
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