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Originally Posted by Prozac
wow, thanks for all the help everyone!
NL is a lot easier than looking up the ascii value of carriage return and line feed, as I used to have to do in Perl when I was the webmaster for the third largest newspaper in New England.
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Let's think... there's the Boston Globe, the Boston Herald, the Manchester Union, Foster's Daily Democrat... which one were you? If you were the Webmaster for Foster's I might have to shoot you because I want an RSS Feed damnit! <3
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Originally Posted by Skyld
#DEFINE NL @ "\n" @
#DEFINE SPC @ " " @
#DEFINE TAB @ "\t" @
Although, I do not believe it is as simple as using #DEFINE.
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Oh God, I'm so out of practice with my kanji. Believe me, if it wasn't a macro, it would probably weigh more. Having multiple operators for different types of concatenation wouldn't really be good practice on the grounds of reusability and shortening code. In the end everything still has to be broken down into a subset that the clients and servers can understand. Stefan seems to have mastered the memory allocation for this stuff though.