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Old Aug 31 2008, 2:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Gardener View Post
Hmm, or defining an escape character that makes the following character(s) be interpreted literally and not converted into a smiley. But yeah, checking with a regex whether there are url tags around it should work too.
Well, wouldn't the easiest way of checking for the escape character and whether it actually precedes a smiley be using a regex? I'd assume the escape character should itself be interpreted literally unless it precedes a smiley combination and is not itself escaped.
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