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From: "Bob Fletcher" <fletcherr@logica.com>
Subject: Re: help: String Sets in ADA???
Date: 1998/09/25
Message-ID: <01bde895$08737f40$5330ea9e@UKP014459.logica.co.uk>#1/1
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References: <360B9AFA.1F99D1CD@ios.chalmers.se>
Organization: Logica UK Limited
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Date: 1998-09-25T00:00:00+00:00
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It might be worth having a look at the standard library package
Ada.Strings_Unbounded. This has an implementation of a string class that
can be of any length, and can dynamically change over its lifetime. I don't
know if there are any issues regarding run-time overheads when using it,
but I don't imagine there would be.
-- 
Bob Fletcher
Consultant, Logica UK

// All opinions are my own, not my employers'

Arash Vahidi <vahidi@ios.chalmers.se> wrote in article
<360B9AFA.1F99D1CD@ios.chalmers.se>...
> Hi' everyone
> 
> I'm an Ada-newbie and have a newbie question for you older guys :
> How do you write a String-Set in adda without knowing the range of used
> strings??