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>> RE:  String processing in Ada.

There are existing, very good packages that do string processing as well as=
 containers that do not exist in Ada 2012.  The Booch components are one, a=
nd I have seen any number of others, many from university.  Dmitry, do I re=
call that you have something along those lines?

Certainly in terms of efficiency, once should just process a string in-plac=
e, but that's not always fun, and efficiency doesn't always matter.