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From: Mike Ibarra <ibarra@mccabe.com>
Subject: Re: End of Line Question
Date: 1996/07/12
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You could test for this a couple of different ways.  In Ada83, package ASCII 
contains identifiers for all ASCII control characters.  So you could test:
IF ch = ASCII.cr THEN ...

Or you could just test for end of line:
WHILE ( not End_Of_Line ) LOOP...

Hope this helps
-- 
Michael Ibarra