printing "day" gets an ugly string

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#7 printing "day" gets an ugly string

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Updated: 2004-11-28

Created: 2004-11-28

Creator: Karl Tatgenhorst

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Day prints out as: 11/28/04if not sure where the
if is coming from

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Karl Tatgenhorst - 2004-11-28

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if dissappeared after setting the #define LINUX in the
mybb.h. Closed, sorry about that.

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Karl Tatgenhorst - 2004-11-28

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Karl Tatgenhorst - 2004-11-28

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The if is back and I can only get the if ...if I use the day
command as my first command. This may just be annoying but I
have a feeling that mybbstring is not initializing
somewhere. Especially since I wrote a small program to open
a file and every time I would save the file and run it the
file name (inside quotes in the saved program) would get
mangled.

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