On 9/11/06, Mark Manning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Creating an error syntax that would highlight the problems rather than just identifying whether or not a number was a decimal number.
Sure. A thought, though. This is going to get rather complex and how often have you actually mistyped a hexadecimal, binary, or decimal number? An octal is one thing, as a leading zero is sometimes mistakenly added, e.g., for alignment purposes or when pasting from a zero-padded output, when you really want a decimal, i.e., with eights and nines, not an octal. nikolai
