It's usually easy enough to avoid these characters in javascript
anyway. & isn't used much and you can usually use > instead of < just by
reordering the expression.
David
"& isn't used much"??? Given that the Boolean AND operator in JS is "&&",
I use it a lot. (I'll admit that I'm unusual amongst JS programmers in
finding a use for the bitwise AND operator "&", but that's just the
assembly language programmer in me bubbling to the surface.)
Cheers,
Nick.
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