Howdy, Allen:
> > You can always filter away empty strings from your body block:
> > obj/body: difference [""] obj/body
>
> BIG BIG Caution with this method. If any strings have duplicates
> you will lose them too!
> d: difference/only ["^/" "<P>" "Tea for two, please." "<P>" "But
> you're alone now" "" "Tea for two, please." ][""] == ["^/" "<P>"
> "Tea for two." "But you're alone now"] ... See the second "<P>" is
> lost!! and looks likes it just tea for one now... Cheers,
> Allen K
> (*Slaps*) Jeff for the time lost when using his tip ;-) OK Jeff I
> know the chances of duplicates across paragraphs is slim, but there
> is still a chance and it is a hard thing to find when your code goes
> wrong..
Ahhh ... touche' mon frare' or however it is said-- my pardons
to the French in the audience, and my pardons to Ryan and Allan and
anyone else I led astray. That's good-- keep me honest :-) but hey--
no one caught my error a while back when I told Petr that there were
commercial SSH modules for apache... uh that would be SSL
modules.. how are you going to SSH into apache, jeff?? Haha. Oh
whatever.. I'm babbling now. (-:
> > That doesn't address your question about parse, but I'm running
> > out> of time.. :)
> > -jeff
Serves me right for mailing off a tip when I'm running out of
time. "Complexity is immediate, simplicity takes time" (quoted from a
sign that Dan has on his wall at REBOL. One of the earliest and best
articulations of the REBOL philosophy that struck me when I first got
there..)
-jeff
