[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If brevity is what you're going for, you can use issues for all
> strings that don't contain spaces:
>
> ask #
>
> prin #
This actually makes the code longer though, because you need a space before
the # and after the issue. Using braces is shorter since you don't need
spaces before or after them.
I guess I'll finish my contribution to this thread with a version that
handles spaces but no other "strange" chars, and which works in two <79
char lines (155 bytes). :)
REBOL[]foreach c ask{}[l: index? find{
etinamsdrgukwohblzfcp�vx�q�yj�56%7�%%8%/
%%%%94%%%%%�%3%%�2%10}c while[l >= 2][prin pick{-�}odd? l l: l / 2]prin{ }]
^ this char may need removing for correct output on some systems.
...ok now I'll get back to doing something more sensible 8^)
--
/Johan R�nnblom, Team Amiga
I am nasty. You are nice. It is much more difficult to be nasty!
