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That's an awful lot of things at once x_x, but thanks. So in linux I have to go past the "./doinstall" script, right... Never used specific compilation option for anything until now.

> When deleting elements of a list by position the loop must run positions 
>in reverse: 
>[...]
>That will keep the positions straight. Position /= index, BTW. 
>However, deleting characters from a string almost never has sense. You 
>probably should reconsider the algorithm.

Ah ? Why so ? And how come position =/ index ? "IND" is the same, isn't ? Performance consideration ? But fine, I'll do without.