[senaratne]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SaswatPadhi

BTW, which one of these is grammatically correct
(1) standard English rules of grammar [as mentioned by you], or
(2) standard rules of English grammar

OK. Let both be correct.

[SaswatPadhi]

Let both be correct ?!

What does that mean ? Who will let, by the way ?
What's wrong and what's correct are already known to all, sort of predefined.
We can't let anything to be correct, 'cuz we don't define things !

[senaratne]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SaswatPadhi

Let both be correct ?!

What does that mean ? Who will let, by the way ?
What's wrong and what's correct are already known to all, sort of predefined.
We can't let anything to be correct, 'cuz we don't define things !

I don't know. I just said so just for the fun of it. I don't wish to get involved in any argument.

[SaswatPadhi]

Ahh, I have finally, after spending a lot of time experimenting here; found a way !!!

Now I can temporarily disable smileys for selected piece(s) of text

TESTS :
This is normally what appears :
std:air
q
Plane Crash ilot dead
http://hypothetical.com/Homeroducts?search=xyz

This is what appears now, with my trick:
std::pair
q:p
Plane Crash :pilot dead
http://hypothetical.com/Home:products?search=xyz


I didn't have to disable smileys, nor did I have to add unnecessary code tags.

[shabbir]

Probably this

[SaswatPadhi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by shabbir

Probably this

Yes, that's it !!

I was just going through the list, when it did strike to me that noparse might work. And it did !

Please disable smileys inside URL tags, as you disabled them inside code tags.

[shabbir]

Will try to do that and see if we have urls in that format very frequently

[senaratne]

Thanks, SawatPadhi and shabbir. I'll try it when I'm free. Right now, I'm a bit busy.