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From: fluffy_pop@dsuper.net
Subject: Re: DOS/Win95 file names
Date: 1999/06/11
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On Fri, 11 Jun 1999 15:38:55 GMT, dennison@telepath.com wrote:

>Rather than writing this function manually, you should probably look
>into using a character mapping from Ada.Strings.Maps.

OK, thanks.  My questions are still unanswered though.  I need to know
what exactly is the code entered into a variable string(i), in my
specific case, when I'm the user working with Win95 and the program is
run in a DOS window.  I can't write this function or use Strings.Maps
if I don't know.  I have to know what I'm working with !

Thanks again.


Marc
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