Subject | Re: [IB-Architect] Database names: Hair balls |
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Author | Ann Harrison |
Post date | 2000-05-09T16:49:27Z |
Jason Wharton wrote:
sits between text and a new type called "crlf", for example. The filter
would read segments and add line terminators if it didn't find them.
Ann
>In my little IB_WISQL tool I take full advantage of this nifty featureAnother way to do that would have been to write a simple filter that
>except there was one problem, there were no CRLF pairs as each segment was
>designed to hold one line of BLR converted text. That didn't look so great
>when the streamed representation of the results were stuffed into a memo
>control.
>
>As a result of this I modified my engine to recognize the BLR to text
>conversion and stuff in the CRLF pairs so that things would look nice and
>tidy as they should.
sits between text and a new type called "crlf", for example. The filter
would read segments and add line terminators if it didn't find them.
Ann