Greetings everyone,
This is my first attempt at Open Source. Sharing knowledge instead of
keeping it locked up in patents and so on. What is it scientists used
to say? That they stand on the shoulders of those who went before them,
and extend the knowledge. Nowdays, it seems that profit rules
everything, and knowledge gets locked down and unavailable. Great shame
when you consider that all knowledge comes from one source.
What this little routine does is to split a sentence, or program
statement into tokens or words, and allow you to access them them
separately. I've used the routines for years in such things as
Interpretive languages, an Indexing package for large manuals and other
things.
You can get it here:
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~oscarptyltd/tokenize.html
Main page: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~oscarptyltd/
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As it happened, this is the first code to be released because I needed
to get the indexing package running on 32 bit Windows, and the
Tokenising routines needed to be converted first.
Which also means that I should be able to get an expression evaluation/
interpreter routine out soon, too.
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The PL/I routines have two demo programs, but I have temporarily run out
of time to do the Assembler or C ones. If anyone is suddenly desperate,
let me know and I'll put something together, with "proper" documentation.
Really, all you have to do is copy the string you want to be tokenized
into an area, set the two preceding bytes to the length, call a routine,
and it is all split up ready for you to access each word simply.
Create only beautiful days, live life to the max, and don't only think
outside the box, but get rid of it!
Clem Clarke
Clement V. Clarke - Author Jol, EASYJCL, EASYPANEL, OSCAR, 370TO486
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Web: http://www.ozemail.com.au/~oscarptyltd
16/38 Kings Park Road, West Perth, AUSTRALIA, 6005.
Tel (61)-8-9324-1119, Mob 0401-054-155.
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