I have read Robert's 5/28/02 post on parsing a string by means of .
My problem is simple: I want to use this facility in a loop, so instead of
the literal number--e.g.,1--I want to use a variable whose value is the
loop's index number. But just plugging in the variable doesn't seem to
work. I tried:
>>
where 01 is the loop's index counter.
To test, I halt the program at the end of the first loop, then display
what's in . What I see is the first 75 characters of the string in
44, when I should get only the first 11 characters. And using the literal
"1" gives the desired result.
Is there any way to insert a variable rather than a literal number?
Thanks.
Harry Binswanger
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