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From: pumilia@est.it
Subject: Re: parsing a string
Date: 2000/01/24
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In article <85q63n$ese$1@bgtnsc01.worldnet.att.net>,
  "James S. Rogers" <jimmaureenrogers@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> Paolo M. Pumilia wrote in message <388095E5.6BF46237@cstc.org>...
> >I am rather new to Ada programming.  A hint would be useful to
quickly
> >translate a procedure
> >that i am used to use in fortran programs.
> >How to split a string (or unbounded string) into a character array,
> >using blanks as separators?
>
> There are a lot of ways to do this.  The easiest is to use the package
> Ada.Strings.Fixed. For this question you will want to use the
> Index function. It will return the index of the first occurance of the
> pattern you want to find.
>
> Simply use string slices after that, repeatedly passing the slices
> to the Index function, to parse through the entire original string.
>
> Jim Rogers
> Colorado Springs, Colorado
>
>


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