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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Mar 1999.
Re: Goodbye Ascii Art World (Was:Re: [REQ] Z-art-further req

Re: Goodbye Ascii Art World (Was:Re: [REQ] Z-art-further req)

ekv...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> 
> > Goodness!! How quickly you give up! Shouldn't you be listening to the
> > several people who want you to update your files instead of being
> > discouraged by a few well meant criticisms?
> 
> Define wel meant critisisms.
> That last posting was patronizing...

*yawn!*

> > I believe you CAN use the " and \ characters in Javascript. You just
> > have to put another \ in front of them. And I suspect that strings WILL
> > accept line breaks. Why don't you go to the Omega's Javascript help
> > forum and consult with him on it?
> 
> The " character would end the string. And \ doesn't show up at all, just
> skewing the ascii art.
> I don't know how to make line breaks work with strings, but it seems like that
> ends the string aswell and creates errors.
> 

Oh really?! So how come this version of your page WORKS?

http://jota.sm.luth.se/~e93-vkn/pics/temp/erik.html

Could it be that both llizard and I know a tiny little bit more about
this than you do? Like, we've been doing this javascript ascii animation
stuff for quite a while now, without excluding *anything* in our
pictures...

For javascript you have to do some "escaping" (which is more or less
identical to what you do in languages like C):

Change  \  to  \\
Change  "  to  \"
Change newline to  \n

For html you have to do some "encoding":

Change  &  to  &
Change  <  to  &lt;

If you do these five simple changes (a few seconds' work with a good
text edtor) then all "pure ascii" pictures that are printed with
javascript in your html pages will work.


(You didn't even _look_ at that page, did you?)


[Followups STILL set to a more apporopriate group, thought I suspect you
will once again override that and CONTINUE to be rude to the aaa
readers.]
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