On Sun, 1 Feb 1998, John Evans wrote:
>In structs.h:
>#define MAX_STRING_LENGTH 8192
[...]
>I changed that line to read:
>#define MAX_STRING_LENGTH 16384
>
>I recompiled and have played around with strings of all sizes, and nothing
>adverse seems to be occuring.
>
>Any words of warning or praise? :)
That's what the #define is for. Just be careful that you don't have some
hard-coded buffers like one in the improved editor (or at least I think so,
from memory) which is at 5000. Also want to be sure you don't have '8192'
stuck in somewhere to save yourself keystrokes. :)
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