Re: String filtering

David Trudgett <wpower@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Dest_Size : Natural := Count(Str, Alpha_Num_Space_Set);

Dest_Size : constant Natural := Count(Str, Alpha_Num_Space_Set);

> New_Str : Unbounded_String := Null_Unbounded_String;
> Dest_Char : Natural := 0;

It would be more like the uses in the standard IO libraries to call
Dest_Char 'Last'. (I for one thought it would hold a character rather
than an index to a character).
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