in reply to find-a-func

A few things of note that we're discovering in the CB right now:

Make sure to d/l the code instead of just copying and pasting. There appears to be a small error (not fatal) that comes from copying the code.

You'll need to wait a few moments for output; on my 200mhz machine, it was about a minute, while it was less than 5 seconds on a 1.2ghz.

Gadzooks, he's done it again!

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Re: Re: find-a-func
by stefan k (Curate) on Aug 29, 2001 at 17:06 UTC
    For those encountering the error:
    Unrecognized escape \d passed through at (eval 1) line 1.
    (like I did) and for whom it doesn't disappear if they download the code: open in $EDITOR, goto line 12: 
    \doc\040$

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    and change it to 
    doc\040$

    [download]
    Well, this works for me, I hope it does for others

    And then... I bow down low in respect of this work. Marvellous!

    Update: This won't be necessary anymore since Erudil changed the code in that line. :)

    Regards... Stefan
    you begin bashing the string with a +42 regexp of confusion

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