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From: "Daniel A. Koepke" <dkoepke@CIRCLEMUD.ORG>
> This confused me for a minute. I believe you mean that you translate
> C-style escape sequences on read and quote the characters to such
> sequences on write. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Yes. I guess I relied on the code to do my explaining for me. When I write
a string, I run it through string_to_store() which translates carriage
returns to backslash-r, tabs to backslash-t, etc. When I read the string,
it runs through store_to_string() to reverse the translation.
> > while(source) {
>
> Minor quibble. You probably want *source.
Agreed... it is a minor quibble. :-)
Mike
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