Oddity

It’s also why you quite often see me asking “where’s the code for X”,

Hehe.. Wimp02, Wimp03, Wimp04…

Hehe.. Wimp02, Wimp03, Wimp04…My usual way, if I know roughly where a function ought to be, is to drop all of the applicable sources into Zap and search all (StrongEd can do this too ;-) ).

(Cut and pasted a chunk of Rick’s post from General, in the hope of duplicating the effect. Didn’t happen.

Edit: go back and edit, remove the second copy of

Hehe.. Wimp02, Wimp03, Wimp04…

Hehe.. Wimp02, Wimp03, Wimp04…and now it DOES happen. Hmm. What goes on?

I suspect it’s the ellipsis at the end of the line…

adsfk;alkdsjf lkja sd

Weird, isn’t it?

Nope.. Perhaps the two dots after Hehe.. ?

Nope.. Perhaps the two dots after Hehe.. ?akdfj aei iqhu ewfclq

Some quoted text.

Word.. Ellipsis, comma, list…

Word.. Ellipsis, comma, list…Some more text.

There you go. It’s either the two dots, or the Hehe..

;as d;f;laj kdsf; jadsf

Hmm.. Perhaps it has to be the first bit in the line?

Hmm.. Perhaps it has to be the first bit in the line?;laksd f;la ;ds

There.. you go.

There.. you go.aldskf ;alsdf ;a

Aha, well done!

The first word on the line must be alone and followed by two dots (instead of three).

Then.. it will repeat.

Then.. it will repeat.For some obscure reason that I prefer to rationalise as “Textile doesn’t like me”.

What about.. us?

What about all the times you said you had the answers?

Could it be connected with this note I have kept?

To get multiple lines with blanks as well:

That should be "bc.. " (with two dots, not one), so that it includes the following lines. The first non-code line should then start "p. " (just the one dot this time) to return to normal text