Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 10-Aug-01, you wrote: >> Grr.. yes it is :) >> >> *beats you over the head for not reading past mails* > > *ouch* ;-) > > of course i read. even worse i also read the cvs.readme regularly for > updates ;-) > > but the &num tag in the google url is only "&num" and not "#" (the > semikolon is not there). so shouldn't this then be untouched by the parser i > wonder? *beats you over the head again for not reading past mails* We discussed this at length. Voyager MATCHES THE BEHAVIOUR OF INTERNET EXPLORER in this regard - it doesn't require a semicolon (just an invalid character of some sort, or a letter that would make the word not a recongised entity - so    & would work but  a would not). And as a quirk IE doesn't support the # entity (semicolon or otherwise) so now Voyager doesn't either. It's not defined in the HTML4 specification, so this is no problem at all. > (i still miss a comment about a possible planned js debuger inside v3. maybe > internally it is already sort of present? matt, please?) If you enable the debug menu on compilation (as all internal betas have :) then you can get a steady stream of output on PRECISELY what V is doing in most major subsystems. But that's for debugging the engine, not JS code (although it does help me debug JS code that breaks the engine ;) I'll have to ask, does any other browser offer a JS debugger when Microsoft Visual Studio is NOT installed? I can't tell, I don't want to uninstall VC6 for no reason :) Thanks -- Matt _____________________________________________________________________ Voyager Mailing List - http://v3.vapor.com/ Voyager FAQ....: http://faq.vapor.com/voyager/ Listserver Help: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=HELP Unsubscribe....: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=UNSUBSCRIBE
