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Is it just me or has the simba code gone weird for you to ?

if ***40;not result***41; then
  writeln***40;'error message'***41;;

:confused::confused:

If (FindIt('rock')) Then
Begin
  FlyAway(IntoClouds);
End;

Procedure SomeProc(int what);
Begin
if (what = 12) then
writeln('FUCKING WINZ0RS');
end;

It's in the (unicode?) formatting on the Simba-eryGoodness I think.
I know that Wizzup was testing something, it could've broken it?

From: HarryJames

Procedure SomeProc(int what);
Begin
if (what = 12) then
writeln('FUCKING WINZ0RS');
end;

It's in the (unicode?) formatting on the Simba-eryGoodness I think.
I know that Wizzup was testing something, it could've broken it?

lol bloody crazy mate, looks broke to me :blink:

you mean the ***? Looks weird to me :P

yeh its the same for [ php ] tags example

[php]
[0] [1]
[/php]
should say [0] [1]

It's not converting alt code characters, as ( and ) are Alt+40 and Alt+41 respectively.

so
[php]
***91;0***93; ***91;1***93;
[/php]

well you cant use *** 91 *** 93 for [ ]
lol.supposed to be & #

code tags are working correctly.

Writeln('code tags are working correctly.');

It's a bug in vBulletin. It'll be fixed as soon as Wizzup can update to the latest version.

It has to do with a fix for a certain vBulletin exploit, which required a new entry in the word blacklist (as sm0k3 pointed out: it's "& #", which is used in html do encode certain characters). We're working on it :)

From: nielsie95
It has to do with a fix for a certain vBulletin exploit, which required a new entry in the word blacklist (as sm0k3 pointed out: it's "& #", which is used in html do encode certain characters). We're working on it :)

Ye. I pointed it out. I didn't know it makes this much hassle :/ Sorry..

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function testDecEncode()
var i: TIntegerArray;
     e: TStringArray;
begin
 i[0] := [1,2,3];
e[0] := ['4','5','6'];
writeln(i[0]+ToStr(e[0]));
end;

scar tags allow [] but not ()