>>Thanks Sergey for the Reply,
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>>Guess, I have to write one myself.
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>>Dawa
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>at() can give you the position of the n'th separator. You can then use substr() to get the text in-between.
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>A problem may arise with the definition of "word":
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>Word1 Word2
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>Is Word2, above, the second word? Counting the separators (the three spaces), it would be the fourth. Depending on how you want to handle this, you may need additional adjustments. Repeatedly replacing a double space with a single space will get rid of unwanted spaces. See strtran().
Thank you, Himar,
I will keep that in mind.
Dawa
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