After much tearing of hair and gnashing of teeth, I eventually discovered what the problem was: the apostrophe in "O'Briensbridge".
The moral is that software is deeply, deeply stupid, in the way only an insentient object can be stupid. Sometimes complicated, certainly, but complicated like a brick wall.
After much tearing of hair and gnashing of teeth, I eventually discovered what the problem was: the apostrophe in "O'Briensbridge".
The moral is that so
ftware is deeply, deeply stupid, in the way only an insentient object can be stupid. Sometimes complicated, certainly, but complicated like a brick wall.