That solves the problem with commas, but it looks like you may still have
issues if there are quotes in the file.
I know one thing I've done in the past with some of my programs is allow the
use of either a double-quote ("), single-quote ('), or grave-quote (`) as
string demarkers, which allows strings to contain any two of the three
quote-types and still be able to identify them properly. Of course, it will
still fail if a string contains all three quote types, but that is a rare
situation.
EDLIN's solution (at least for MS-DOS 7.1) solves all potential problems with
Ctrl-Z since Ctrl-Z (end-of-file) should never appear in the middle of the
kinds of files (plain text) that EDLIN works with.
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