Author: John Coffey
Date: 11:46:28 01/26/02
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On January 26, 2002 at 14:45:30, John Coffey wrote: >Once again I have this problem where I wanted to take a board position like on >Itsyourturn.com and paste it into my program (for testing purposes.)* My >program "mars" is a windows console application written in Microsoft Visual C++. > I notice that there can be more than one type of console ap and I am not sure >what all the types do. > >Anyhow, I wrote a parser where I could copy the source from the itsyourturn.com >web page and paste it into my program. Windows 98, however, is not cooperating. > There is too much information to paste and windows will only paste little bits >of it at a time every time I move the mouse. In short it seems like it is not >going to work. > >My alternative is to save the source to a web page to text file and read from >that. > >John Coffey Someone had suggested (here) that I turn off fast pasting. I found that option under the MS-DOS properties, but it does not help. John Coffey
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