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Re: [sc-users] SCLang crashed by simple switch statement?

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From: Dan Stowell <danstowell@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2005 17:21:51 +0100
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PS In the example I gave, the "registered trademark" sign (alt-r on mycomputer) has been transposed to bracket-r-bracket, so it won'tevaluate to true any more. But "ßok∑" == "ok" will...
2005/9/3, Dan Stowell <danstowell@xxxxxxxxx>:> Thanks James.> > Second problem: SCLang discards "exotic" characters! I was getting> confused about what was in my Dictionary, and realised that the key> "ə:" (for example) was being stored as ":". This is a general SCLang> issue it seems, since> > "ß(r)ok∑" == "ok"> > evaluates to true. What's going on here? Surely SC and everything> underlying it is unicode-friendly...?> > Thanks> Dan>

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- [sc-users] SCLang crashed by simple switch statement?
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- Re: [sc-users] SCLang crashed by simple switch statement?
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