Re: ASCii art for online, text only, history project
puc...@musenet.org wrote: > I just finished coding > the Dancing Ganesha into the data base (ascii art isn't as straightforward > to code into a computer as it is to type onto a page.). I can't see why slamming one string into a database can be a problem... Just grab the entire pic (Make sure that when you read it 'newline' is not an input-separator) and whang! feed it to the big beasty... (Okay, you might need to tell the database that it can expect unusually long strings on that field) I bet you feeding some plain ascii (Which is after all just text) to a database is muuuuuuuch simpler than drawing it. Ojosh!ro -- ____ Time : Wed Mar 3 10:09:24 1999 .X+. . .Xx+-. . In a mature society, "civil servant" is semantically XXx++-.. equal to "civil master". Lazarus Long (45) XXxx++--.. `XXXxx+++--' `XXXxxx' "" mailto:ojoshiro mindless.com
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