Glenn,

The first STRING in split is to distinguish between ANYOF and a
sequence of characters.  E.g., SPLIT STRING x0a

   j.

2009/1/9 Glenn Knickerbocker <[email protected]>:
> "John P. Hartmann" wrote:
>> I'd forgot that SPEC calls something to scan a delimited string that
>> quietly gobbles up STRING to mean that it is a delimited string and
>> not test for hex or binary.
>
> Wow, I missed that news item for 1.0107 sublevel 111 ( 6F ), and in 15
> years I never even saw that example of "split string string xabcx" in
> the doc for delimitedString.  I don't quite get why you didn't remove
> STRING from the syntax of SPLIT&co. then, but I guess it's a little late
> now!
>
> ¬R
>

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