titchard said:
Is a Space a character or do we figure those out ourselves?
Rich
if the preceeding character is a number, 'space' does not appear.
if the preceeding character is not a number, then 'space' causes the preceeding character to change to the next character on a predetermined string. The string is a cyclic list of the same 'type' of character.
For example, you know that )?8"63 is penski.
the standard character for p is )
the cyclic string for ) is as follows:
p = )
p, space = ]
p, space, space = }
p, space, space, space = >
p, space, space, space, space = »
p, space, space, space, space, space = )
...and it will continue to cycle in that manner.
The only exception to this rule is the letter L which does not appear as a number and is not modified by 'space'...
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