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Now it seems to loop over and over and over without adding to i, and then it eventually throws an exception about not being able to add something that isn't a number to a number.
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I made a severe misjudgment and deleted this post; sorry.
Would you considering restoring your posts?
You can see your edit history, & recover the original text by clicking on "Last edited by Nominal Animal" at the bottom of each of your edited posts. Those posts, especially the code content, were admired by several members & they would appreciate them being restored.
You can see your edit history, & recover the original text by clicking on "Last edited by Nominal Animal" at the bottom of each of your edited posts. Those posts, especially the code content, were admired by several members & they would appreciate them being restored.
Thanks for your consideration.
Archtoad6, thank you for the recovery tip; it was exactly what I had been looking for all over. I've now restored all my posts.
I didn't know about that feature, and I didn't see it mentioned in the FAQ or the HowTo, either. (I guess it must have seemed pretty odd to you, though -- I had been slowly recreating my posts from memory.)
Last edited by Nominal Animal; 03-21-2011 at 09:17 AM.
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