Tony Firshman wrote:
Why on earth is there a habit (in C68 as well I expect, dragging back
OnT) of not aligning '{' with '}'. I always do.
Because aligned braces are just wrong :-D
Marcel
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Does anyone know of any software that will convert a html table into
auto-spaced plain text?
I'm trying to convert some HTML tables into plain text columns for the
QL. Most HTML-text converters just put a space between columns in the
table, with the result that the text looks awful. It'd be a
On 31/12/10 12:47, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Does anyone know of any software that will convert a html table into
auto-spaced plain text?
I'm trying to convert some HTML tables into plain text columns for the
QL. Most HTML-text converters just put a space between columns in the
table, with the
each one with spaces), and although I'm sure I could write such a
converter, why do so if there's already QL code to do just that?
And then you have cells with COLSPAN and/or ROWSPAN to cope with!
And table captions
:-)
Cheers,
Norman.
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Norman Dunbar
Dunbar IT Consultants Ltd
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 31/Dec/10 13:22 | Dec31:
each one with spaces), and although I'm sure I could write such a
converter, why do so if there's already QL code to do just that?
And then you have cells with COLSPAN and/or ROWSPAN to cope with!
And table captions
... and mis-configured
On 31/12/10 13:22, Norman Dunbar wrote:
each one with spaces), and although I'm sure I could write such a
converter, why do so if there's already QL code to do just that?
And then you have cells with COLSPAN and/or ROWSPAN to cope with!
And table captions
And then the stuff that can't be
Norman Dunbar wrote:
On 31/12/10 12:47, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Does anyone know of any software that will convert a html table
into
auto-spaced plain text?
I'm trying to convert some HTML tables into plain text columns for
the QL. Most HTML-text converters just put a space between columns
in the
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 31/Dec/10 14:36 | Dec31:
snip
... much like I suppose Superbasic's habit of implicitly adding missing
END statements.
Yup. Just try throwing some of those programs at SBASIC, it'll soon tell
you there's something missing, though not necessarily the correct point
in the
On 31 Dec 2010, at 15:12, Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 31/Dec/10 14:36 | Dec31:
snip
... much like I suppose Superbasic's habit of implicitly adding missing
END statements.
Yup. Just try throwing some of those programs at SBASIC, it'll soon tell
you there's something
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Why on earth is there a habit (in C68 as well I expect, dragging back
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