NICE-ESG-Libs Digest Sat, 28 Oct 95 Volume 1 : Issue 292
Today's Topics:
fwd: [jacob@blackbox.enmu.edu] read_word
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Date: Sat, 28 Oct 95 22:10:53 EDT
From: tynor (Steve Tynor)
Subject: fwd: [jacob@blackbox.enmu.edu] read_word
To: nice-esg-libs
I note that `read_word' was deleted between PELKS-7 and PELKS-8. Was
that intentional, or an oversight? If it is returned, we should be
careful to define what delimits a "word" (for reference, in the current
Tower implementation, a `word' is any sequence of characters except
'whitespace', skipping leading whitespace (where whitespace is defined
by CHARACTER_REF:is_space (unfortunately not in the standard...) as
in STD_FILES:
read_word
-- Read a string excluding white space and stripping leading white
-- space. Make result available in `last_string'.
in CHARACTER_REF:
is_space : BOOLEAN
-- Is `item' a space, formfeed, newline, carriage return, tab or
-- vertical tab?
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From: "Jacob Gore"
To: tynor@atlanta.twr.com
Subject: read_word
Date: Sat, 28 Oct 1995 19:36:55 MDT
Steve,
If nobody has brought up this before, could you let the libraries folks
know that in STD_FILES, read_word is mentioned in the comment for
last_string, but not listed as a feature?
Thanks,
Jacob
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