On 12/06/07, Jim Ault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The Rev filter command is very fast and I would recommend considering it. The one caution is to replace null with empty, if this is a possible character.
That would only be in binary data? Databases? When would you get null values - certainly nothing from within Rev I think? Not in XML? In my case, some of the content text can have "<" or "/" or ">" in the body,
so I avoid those. You seem to have control of your content, so it will not be problem for you.
Same with me - content comes mainly from within a Rev application, or carefully picked external files, I am thinking of base64 encoding everything else - though I have to figure on whether to use urlEncoding (forgotten the issues). I am trying to figure which sort of text / xml files I will need to encode - maybe any XML files with CDATA sections.... Arrays are very fast and can remove duplicates.
Also think of compound keys for the arrays, which I use for forward+reverse lookups in the same array. Moving data around, consider built-in compress(var) decomprerss(var)
Yes. So if there is a 3 part strategy: 1. Safe one line stuff without funny chars = > create "name [tab] value" line 2. htmltext and some other types of "xml" ish data without tabs - strip out CR and do as above 3. Anything else base64 encode (or should that be urlEncode) I am not clear yet on the details of XML without CDATA - with regard to non-existence of tabs and CR in content? Are they always escaped - if so then stripping out CR and maybe tab as well to make one line works. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
