> Aankhen wrote: > Speaking of JavaScript, any experienced JavaScript programmer will > tell you that while semi-colons are in fact optional, you should > always treat them as mandatory, to avoid subtle errors creeping into > your code.
We should also note that the idea of omitting ';' is not as simple as <"\n" always means ";\n">. In mentioned JavaScript language one can do this: <script> var x = 123 alert ( x ) </script> and that will work! ";\n" can almost always be converted into "\n" but not vice versa. -- Andrew Shitov ______________________________________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.shitov.ru
