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In lugnet.admin.general, Frank Filz writes:
> Lorbaat wrote:
> > > We are in receipt of your April x letter and your April x bank draft
> > > in the amount of $x USD, which we deposited today with gratitude.
> >
> > Well, since April only has 30 days, we know it can't be more than $30.
> > Further, since you were writing the letter on the 27th, it probably isn't
> > mor than $26...
Not neccessarily :) The slightly redundant '$' in '$x USD' led me to thinking
that maybe it was there intentionally. At least in tcl, 'x' has a different
meaning from '$x', ie
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#!/usr/bin/tclsh
set x 21
set $x "\$500"
puts [set x] ;# outputs '21'
puts [set $x] ;# outputs '$500'
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Which possibly goes to prove how wonderfully hacky tcl is, instead of anything
useful :)
Richard
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