The “strtok” command only allows

[PhonemanSam]

The “strtok” command only allows s1 thru s9.
What command would you use if you needed s1 thru s25.

strtok s1 s0 "," 1 ;s1=INPUT1
strtok s2 s0 "," 1 ;s2=INPUT2
strtok s3 s0 "," 1 ;s3=INPUT3
strtok s4 s0 "," 1 ;s4=INPUT4
strtok s5 s0 "," 1 ;s5=INPUT5
strtok s6 s0 "," 1 ;s6=INPUT6
strtok s7 s0 "," 1 ;s7=INPUT7
strtok s8 s0 "," 1 ;s8=INPUT8
strtok s9 s0 "," 1 ;s9=INPUT9
strtok s10 s0 "," 1 ;s10=INPUT10
strtok s11 s0 "," 1 ;s11=INPUT11
strtok s12 s0 "," 1 ;s12=INPUT12
strtok s13 s0 "," 1 ;s13=INPUT13
strtok s14 s0 "," 1 ;s14=INPUT14
strtok s15 s0 "," 1 ;s15=INPUT15



Nortel all the way

 

[kodr]

I wasn't able to duplicate your problem. I built a test string of 25 comma separated values and was able to parse and display them all.

Could you possibly post your test data? Maybe it has to do with that.

 

[knob]

s1 through s9 are predefined variables in ASPECT. Any additional variables above s9 would have to be declared at the beginning of your script. Did you do so?

http://www.aspectscripting.com

 

[kodr]

Ah, that explains why it worked for me. I did not use s1 through s9, I created my own variables (sTok1 through sTok25, creative huh?)

 

[PhonemanSam]

Sorry for the delay in replying (family emergency)
Thanks "knob" & "kodr" making my own variables did the trick

Nortel all the way