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Makefile
 
README
 
StringTest.m
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StringTest.new.m
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StringTestComparing.m
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StringTestCompat.m
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StringTestDebugging.m
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StringTestFields.m
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StringTestInsertion.m
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StringTestModification.m
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StringTestNEXTSTEP.m
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StringTestPatterns.m
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StringTestReplacing.m
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StringTestSearching.m
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StringTestSybase.m
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StringTestUNIX.m
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output
 
stest2.m
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stest2.txt
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stest3.m
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stest3.txt
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README

WHAT'S HERE:

A simple test program is provided which demonstrates how to use the object
and tests a few of the basic features.  By carefully scrutinizing the
output of the test, you can see how the MiscString class deals with all
the various boundary conditions, if the documentation isn't clear enough
for you.  (But if the docs aren't clear, help us fix that by telling us
what isn't clear!)  You should run this program from the command line.

The file "output" contains the output you _should_ get from running the
program.  Running "diff" on the the output of your compilation to compare
against the canonical "output" file will tell you if there is a problem.
If there is a discrepancy, please send your output file to Don Yacktman
and also provide information about your machine's architecture and
configuration including anything special you might have done to your
compiler (like install a new version) and what command you used to
compile the test program, if it was different from the Makefile provided.

This program was used to verify proper operation of some, but not all, of
the MiscString methods during development.

This test suite is maintained and authored by Don_Yacktman@byu.edu.

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