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Subject: Re: Strings and errors... (gnat)
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Robert A Duff napisal(a):
> You can't assign a shorter string into a longer one -- the lengths have
> to match.  You could do:
>
>     tmp: String := buf(13..26);
>
> or
>
>     tmp: constant String := buf(13..26);
>
> and it will take the bounds for tmp from buf(13..26).
>
> Or, you could use Unbounded_Strings.
>
> - Bob

Actual length of the string is dependend on other data, range here is
for example, so these declarations aren't solution for me, but thanks
anyway. Maybe there is a ready-to-use function for splitting the string
by template, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel?
I have input in format String:String:String. I want to get rid of these
colons and get three seperate strings.