точно не знаю но вот есть цитата...
| Цитата |
: parser, generic parser, UNIX, ARGC, ARGV
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--
-- Abstract :
--
--| PARSER is a generic parser that functions in a manner similar to
--| the ARGC/ARGV parser of UNIX. It contains one procedure, PARSE,
--| which accepts a string as input and returns ARGC, a count of the number
--| of tokens in the string, and ARGV, a vector of strings, each string
--| containing a token.
--|
--| PARSER is instantiated with two strings (DEL for DELIMITER and
--| DEL_TOKEN for DELIMITER_TOKEN). The DEL string is composed of characters
--| which delimit each token (and are not a part of the token). All
--| characters less than space are automatically delimiters, and the DEL
--| string should contain at least one character (such as a space).
--| DEL_TOKEN is a string composed of characters which delimit tokens and
--| which are tokens themselves. If "=" is a DEL_TOKEN, for example, then
--| "CAT= DOG" is composed of three tokens, "CAT", "=", and "DOG", where if
--| "=" is a DEL, then "CAT= DOG" is composed of two tokens, "CAT" and "DOG".
--| This assumes that the space character is a DEL.
--|
--| PARSER may also be instantiated with ARGC_LIMIT, which indicates the
--| maximum number of tokens allowed. If this limit is exceeded, then the
--| last ARGV token contains the remainder of the string. The default value
--| of ARGC_LIMIT is 20.
--|
--| ARG_STRING_LENGTH is the last instantiation option for PARSER. It
--| indicates the maximum length of an ARGV string, and it defaults to 80.
--|
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