1. Long Strings
- Posted by aku at inbox.as Sep 04, 2001
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Suggestion again for next releases: Make st = "Hello" "How Are you" valid and the result is same as st = "Hello" & "How Are you" What is the benefit: If we use & operator we are concenating string which will take long time. But the "st1" "st2" just the same as "st1st2". It is related to ex/w interpreter line length limit so we can write (taken from EWI): AUTOEXEC_ALTERATION = "The files necessary for the Euphoria programming language, and the requested libraries, have now " "been installed on your computer. In order to work properly, however, Euphoria needs to make a " "couple of minor alterations made to your autoexec.bat file. These alterations include setting an " "environment variable and adding the location of Euphoria's interpreter to your path." without taking time concenating the strings.
2. Re: Long Strings
- Posted by Jasper_Holshuijsen at dsw.nl Sep 05, 2001
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I'm just new tot Euphoria and a bit confused. Shouldn't it be: st = "Hello " "How Are you" --(A space after Hello) Jasper aku at inbox.as To: EUforum <EUforum at topica.com> 04-09-2001 cc: 15:23 Subject: Long Strings Please respond to EUforum Suggestion again for next releases: Make st = "Hello" "How Are you" valid and the result is same as st = "Hello" & "How Are you" What is the benefit: If we use & operator we are concenating string which will take long time. But the "st1" "st2" just the same as "st1st2". It is related to ex/w interpreter line length limit so we can write (taken from EWI): AUTOEXEC_ALTERATION = "The files necessary for the Euphoria programming language, and the requested libraries, have now " "been installed on your computer. In order to work properly, however, Euphoria needs to make a " "couple of minor alterations made to your autoexec.bat file. These alterations include setting an " "environment variable and adding the location of Euphoria's interpreter to your path." without taking time concenating the strings.