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In the exception dictionary, wild cards! I have a program, for
example, where the cities of national league and American league
baseball teams are indicated by the city abbreviation such as WAS for
Washington, etc. NYY for New York Yankees, OAK, for Oakland A's, etc.
and if the teams are playing, if the city name, MIL for Milwaukee
Brewers is there, the score is directly after the city indicator,
e.g. MIL2. One thing JFW did right is their exception dictionary
where if I do this for the word to look for, MIL*, (that is m i l
star, for those of you with punctuation turned off), and substitute
Milwaukee for MIL, it will say when I come to that portion of my
program, "Milwaukee two."
and there are a lot of wild card potentials for this program not just
the city names. Any ideas or plans for wild cards in the exception dictionary?
- exception dictionary suggestion Curtis Delzer
- Re: exception dictionary suggestion chris hallsworth
