Add to that the (inappropriate/erroneous) accusation about putting words in your mouth.

"Starting from scratch in new threads." doesn't mean the same thing as "starting new threads". It's the starting from scratch I have a problem with (as explained already), not the starting of new threads (also explained already).

I know what I said. It's right there in the clear. Stop saying I said something different. If you *understood* something different, say that, but don't put words in my mouth and try to prove I said something I didn't after the matter has been clarified.

Please take a little more time with some of your nodes

I spent at least three hours answering him.

Just because your XP number is bigger than most, doesn't mean that the rest of you is bigger than most.

Unfortunately, I am. I need a diet.

You're the only one who seems cares about my XP. I haven't looked at it in— I'm not sure, but I probably last checked when they added the new Monk levels.

In reply to Re^5: Using Tree::Simple with while loop and input file. by ikegami
in thread Using Tree::Simple with while loop and input file. by bryank

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