At 08:10 AM 9/16/00, Colin Holgate wrote:
>>on killSpaces inStr
>> if inStr.word.count < 2 then return inStr.word[1]
>> return inStr.word[1] & killSpaces(inStr.word[2..the maxInteger])
>>end
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>Pretty cute. The only problem is that if you feed a lot of text at this
>you get an out of memory error from Director.
I may have spoken too soon in my previous reply to Jakob. While I didn't
get the out of memory (only tested up to 27 KB), this time it was just a
tad slower than my repeat loop. I suspect the speed will be affected by the
content of the string.
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