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From: dennison@telepath.com (Ted Dennison)
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Subject: Re: FAQ and string functions
Date: 2 Aug 2002 07:05:33 -0700
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Oleg Goodyckov <og@videoproject.kiev.ua> wrote in message news:<20020801194720.Q1080@videoproject.kiev.ua>...
> Saing onestly, I'm very surprized, that so basic and simple operation as
> splitting/joining of string is not present in Ada natively. And most

Well, stated that way, it *is* present. Splitting strings (or any
other array) is done with slices, and joining them (any array) is done
with the "&" operator. Those are indeed the basic operations available
to arrays (along with indexing, and bounds attributes like 'first). As
I understand it, your problem isn't with splitting and joining, its
with figuring out where to do the splitting and joining. Correct?


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