Ahh, but this is not enough, because if the report has more than one newline
character following a paragraph, you will end up with empty paragraphs.
>> But what if I'm trying to parse a report and wish to make each
>> paragraph a separate string within a block?
>
>Simple parsing with the /all refinement will do this in one step. The /all
>refiinement disables all the default delimiters and uses only the supplied
>string of characters to break apart the target string. In this case, we'll
>use the control character "^/", end of line, commonly used to end a
>paragraph.
>
>A console session follows that illustrates this. ( Note I've inserted an
>extra "test" period within the first paragraph.)
>
>>> paragraphs: {First. paragraph.^/Second "paragraph."^/Third paragraph.}
>== {First. paragraph.
>Second "paragraph."
>Third paragraph.}
>
>>> ; Now apply the simple parse/all with only the single break character
>"^/"
>
>>> parse/all paragraphs "^/"
>== ["First. paragraph." {Second "paragraph."} "Third paragraph."]
>
>end of console session.
>
>This seems to be just what is wanted. {}'s are used for the second item
>because it included " 's. The period at the end of First is ignored, along
>with all the other spaces, ", etc because the /all refinement disabled the
>usual default break chars.
