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From: Shawn Barber <SbarberNOSbSPAM@snet.net.invalid>
Subject: Help with Ada.Strings.Fixed.Find_Token
Date: 1999/10/21
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Does anyone have an example of Find_Token in use. I'm currently using
Index to find the start and end position of my search string but I'd
like to see if Find_Token would be more effective in my implementation.

Thank you.

Shawn


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