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For some reason, the compiler is stopping at the last line of the literal string that looks like this:
Why would it be seeing the '/' character in the string as the binary division operator '/'?Code:"</SCRIPT>";
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C++ code - 322 lines - codepad
For some reason, the compiler is stopping at the last line of the literal string that looks like this:
Why would it be seeing the '/' character in the string as the binary division operator '/'?Code:"</SCRIPT>";
I'm an alien from another world. Planet Earth is only my vacation home, and I'm not liking it.
Did you look for the one / in black in the middle of all that brown string-ness? It was here:
aDate = cDate.split("/")\n"
Oops. I missed that.Originally Posted by tabstop
Thanks. It compiled now.
http://codepad.org/sKPLHVuu
Last edited by Programmer_P; 01-17-2011 at 04:29 PM.
I'm an alien from another world. Planet Earth is only my vacation home, and I'm not liking it.
