Andrea and Ricardo!!!!
My dear friends!!!! I have finally been able to code the suffix code into my tool, thanks to the trouble Ricardo had of explaining the rules to me. However, I still haven't coded the prefix code because I would have to think backwards. Is there a word or two which you could tell me from the English dictionary that uses prefixes? That way I would have a way to test while decoding it. Ricardo, just one little question: in my last mail I had the rules described such as: SFX D Y 25 You told me that if instead of a "Y" we would have a "N", it would only use that one. Does that mean I should first look for a "N" and if found it would only use it, and ignore all the "Y"s? I am not sure if the en_GB has any "N" as I haven't looked for it yet. Thanks! Kind regards, >Marco A.G.Pinto ----------------------- On 14/08/2013 18:07, Andrea Pescetti wrote: On 13/08/2013 Ricardo Palomares Martínez wrote: --
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