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Tom, That's the one reason many "parsers" have moved away from strtok. Bob -----Original Message----- Jon: I wondered if anyone would mention strtok(), very handy function. I'd been looking at using it to parse strings for embedded quotes. First thought was to wrap each returned token in quotes and add that result to a result string rebuilding it token by token. But I quickly discarded that thought because strtok() apparently skips consecutive delimiters making it unsuitable when the original string contains consecutive quotes. Too bad because it could make a nice, straightforward procedure otherwise.
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