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1. ... damn, I got myself something to read for the weekend :) I'm getting a beer.
2. (thought two days at WOT huh :()
1. Good decision...
2. Swing the France Firefly to BatChat - on it, IMHO, it's cool!
got m103.... last weekend ahEnchik happy as shit, and the french amh13_90 is there and ready to bend.........
On a coffin's account I was running a lightsaber on the furthest right battchat... Nice!!!
Still rocking up to it myself...
By the way, I'm in WOT, too, under this nickname, throw me in the friendship, maybe a company when :)))
OK! As soon as I'm there - I'll throw it in...
You can drop me in, I'm Fabio_1.
I don't know how to make friends there yet...
and that's where I'll answer all your questions :)))))
OK!!! :-) Invite me as a friend there...
If you call the function without this parameter, no ifs will be executed and the function will start with the string
If the library compiles without errors, then the bs_Symbol variable must be declared somewhere at the global level. In the same place (or in some other function) one should look for its initialization...
Note: for the code to work, the conditionfi_Ticket < 0 OR fs_Symbol != bs_Symbol must hold, which means, if further on you have if (fi_Ticket > 0), just that alternative entry condition must hold.Well, I meant not that thefi_Ticket parameter isn't necessary, but why the value 0 (zero) was assigned to it by default. I would do it simply so:
Let me repeat the source code again: