I think it just makes my script more complicated at no worth: while moving by the array, i simply take by two elements, serially: 1,2 them 3,4 etc. So i have no need to organize the array as a table row/column. -- It is the first. The second is i do not go away from my problem w/ _'_ sign but simply change to another problem (w/ _,_ sing -- that i also has in my strings). So unless there is something i have missed from your suggestion, i see no reason to change things. For now i am focused on saving almost any character (in UTF-8) except TAB, CR etc and speed up my first parts of the pairs (of two elements) by writing them in the array as precompiled regexps.

In reply to Re^2: do does not read massive containing element w/ ' sign. by nikolay
in thread «Do» does not read an array containing element w/ «'» sign. by nikolay

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