> use string objects where it makes sense,
> and use the array class instead of my lists so all those warnings go away.
> I could do this, unless someone else is in there anyways

Swapping your lists for C++ lists should be a five-minute job, but the
string stuff is going to be tedious.  I'm also willing to do it if you
aren't too enthused at the prospect.

-- Chris
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