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Literals in posts
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By using the et sign.
If you want your text to contain
#include <stdio.h>
you've got to write
#include & lt; stdio.h>
(without the space between & and lt;, or course)
I don't know what to do against
MyClass:
rint();
but perhaps you could just insert an additional space:
MyClass:: Print();
Anyway, there's a converter somewhere which changes text so that its html version looks like the original.
Sorry, can't find it anymore, but you'll surely find something using altavista or so
-Markus-
Edited by - Cygon on 4/12/00 4:21:09 AM
If you want your text to contain
#include <stdio.h>
you've got to write
#include & lt; stdio.h>
(without the space between & and lt;, or course)
I don't know what to do against
MyClass:
but perhaps you could just insert an additional space:
MyClass:: Print();
Anyway, there's a converter somewhere which changes text so that its html version looks like the original.
Sorry, can't find it anymore, but you'll surely find something using altavista or so
-Markus-
Edited by - Cygon on 4/12/00 4:21:09 AM
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