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Subject: Re: help with string splitting
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First_Half_Index  : Positive := 1;
Second_Half_Index :  Positive := 2;


>for Code_Index in Codetext'Length loop
  >  if Code_Index <= Codetext'Length / 2 then
 >      Plaintext(First_Half_index) := Codetext(Code_Index);
>       First_Half_Index := First_Half_Index + 2;
>    else
>       Plaintext(Second_Half_Index) := Codetext(Code_Index);
>        Second_Half_Index := Second_Half_Index + 2;
>   end if;
>end loop;

this code confuses me
what is Code_Index and Codetext'Length

>Your two examples above do not agree.
>Following the encrypted example, Mother would encrypt to
>Mteohr. I suspect that may have been a slip of the fingers during
>typing, but it does add confusion to your requirements.

that is my mistake it is really Mteohr

>Now Length is the # of characters read + 1.
the reason for doing that is to loop through the string and reading all
char to length.

thanks for the help guys