Actually there's a better function that will solve part of the problem. But to simplify, use corresponding ASCII ranges and a map of strings to reduce everything in size.
Still follows the original motif though....
MosaicFuneral 812 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
Bladtman242 8 Junior Poster
> Sure there is: Just use a switch statement :) ...
Yeah, but you would still have to write aaaaaaalll thooooosseee liiineeeessss :)
tux4life 2,072 Postaholic
Yeah, but you would still have to write aaaaaaalll thooooosseee liiineeeessss :)
Yeah, but you don't have to write the braces each time :)
Bladtman242 8 Junior Poster
Ha HA:) i guess not :)
NathanOliver 429 Veteran Poster Featured Poster
Ancient Dragon and jen140 are both correct you have a missedmatched bracket from line 214 that does not necsisalry mean that the bracket on 214 is wrong but there is one before that. make sure you know how your debugger works. FYI it will always flag an error past where the original culprit is at.
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