in reply to string substitution

Could you elucidate? As a native English speaker, I would tend to interpret "flanked on either side by an X" as "having an X on both sides", as in "flanked on either side by a policeman".

In which case, your first example:

+HELL

should remain unchanged. Is this what you mean?

dave

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Re: Re: string substitution
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 09, 2003 at 17:09 UTC
    Sorry, On either side means could be on 0, one, or both. I **do** think you interpreted correctly, I just didn't **type** correctly.