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From: dennison@telepath.com
Subject: Re: Parsing a line into strings
Date: 1998/07/09
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In article <35A3A199.D55C3153@oit.edu>,
  C N <netzelc@oit.edu> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>     I've been looking for a comand in Ada that is equivilent to C's
> "strtok" .  So far - no luck.
> I need to break up a line that is read in from a file with the strings
> delimited by comas and spaces.
>

That command would be "strtok".  :-)

strtok is NOT a C command. It is a library function. If you have the library,
you can call it from C or from Ada.

Of course if this is a class assignment, you teacher may be a bit
dissappointed that you didn't write it yourself...

T.E.D.

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