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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Feb 1996.
Re: ok

Re: ok

From Sca...@firechat.com · alt.ascii-art · 20 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report

FL>In article <827...@firechat.com> Sca...@firechat.com wrote:

FL>> Crow

FL>Oh dear. Scarecrow, I thought you knew better.

FL>For the benefit of anyone who doesn't, *PLEASE DON'T POST CONTROL CODES*

FL>-- 
FL>int x,y,X,Y;R(){x+=y&1&&x==39?-x:y&1;y+=1-2*(y&1);y+=!(y&1)&&!x?2:0;}int Q()
FL>{Y=y<16?X=x-30,X*X+(Y=y-17,Y*Y)<225:x>y;R();return Y;}M(){int z;printf("%c",
FL>" ',[`~/P.\\wb]9dM"[z=Q()+2*Q()+4*Q()+8*Q()]);if(x)M();printf("%c"," `.]'~"
FL>"\\9,/wd[PbM"[z]);}main(z){for(z=0;z++<20;puts(""))M();}/* Andrew Garrard */


Forgive me. I'm replying to post off a local MajorBBS. We can enter
colors in email and posts by using backslashes. When I signed my name
for instance I type '/8Crow'. You use the other slash but it would have
done the color code again. It must be translated into an ANSI escape
sequence when it's jetted out to Usenet. Sorre, and I'll try to remember
not to do so in the future.

Croe

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From: Sca...@firechat.com
Subject: Re: ok
Date: 1996/02/20
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