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"Robert C. Leif" <rleif@rleif.com> writes:

> I might note that I do not see how with Ada 95 one could directly create
> a bounded string or unbounded string of wide characters?

Umm, you could use the Strings.Wide_Bounded and Strings.Wide_Unbounded
packages.  ;-)

These are documented in RM-A.4.7.

There is also an AI in the works, having something to do with 32-bit
characters.  I don't remember the AI number.

- Bob