For Corion:

I posted a legitimate, concrete solution to a legitimate problem.

You also seem to be hiding behind the word WE.

Number 1:
If you are the business owner of the forum, you should act in your best business interest. Did my post bring more traffice to the forum ?

Number 2:
If you are the administrator of the forum, you should act in the best business interest of the owner. Check with the owner. See Number 1 above.

Number 3:
If you are just another viewer/poster, don't bother the rest of us. Carry on with your own work instead.

FOR OTHER VIEWERS:
There is always one person in an office, who keeps on using the word WE without explaining who that we is. It is called office politics - perhaps, they have vested interests. Feel free to use an approach like my posting here - that helps cut them down to size.


Jenni

In reply to Re: Basic regex to parse source code by JenniC
in thread Basic regex to parse source code by Anonymous Monk

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