Re: Ampersand problem

Simon Kelly wrote:
> Not sure exactly how to implement this, but &#26 is the & (I think, this is
> the ascii number anyway) just use that where you absolutely need to insert a
> single & in the output.

Ampersand in Unicode is &#38 according to this website...

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/4038/graph/fontset.htm

...and I do believe that any char &#31 and below is some kind
of control byte: bell, index, newline, etc.

Gan

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