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Thanks -- Although, it's a weird way to do such thing.
This should go in Tech:
fuction x(){ return {list};}
sendtonc(x());
== CRASH!
This should go here, however ('creates new thread')
return should be able to return string lists?
This too:
Instead of saving the strings with """Text""" in a string list, you could do:
{"Test","Other"}
Where everything in the " to the last " aren't shown, and the "'s in text can be worked out with the escape character, such as: \"
Thus:
{"John: And then, bobby said \"Maipas!\","Billy: No?! REALLY!?"}
INSTEAD OF:
"John: And then, bobby said ""Maipas!""","Billy: No Really?!"
If would make the strings a lot more readable, especially in multidimensional arrays:
"Ditto,""prop,prop"",Ditto,""prop,prop""","Ditto," "prop,prop"""",prop""""""","Ditto,""prop,"""
Instead of:
{{"Ditto",{"prop","prop"},"Ditto",{"prop","prop"}} ,{"Ditto",{"prop","prop"}}}
The second form is a lot easier to read then the first one, and we can establish a more direct meaning between the tring being a string, string list, or variable. |