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From: CHRIS CRANFORD 
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 03 23:28:28 +0100
Subject: Parsing Routine
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I'm currently working on some template routines for a program I'm
putting together and I'm running into some issues.  

What I want to do is have a template such as follows:

  -- Excert --

  %LOOP ECHOES%
  Area: %AREA.NAME% - %AREA.DESCRIPTION%
  -----------------------------------------------------------
  %LOOP ECHOFILES%
  %FILE.FILENAME:13% %FILE.FILESIZE:13% %FILE.DESCRIPTION(1):40%
  %LOOP FILEDESCRIPTION%
                              %FILE.DESCRIPTION:40%
  %ENDLOOP FILEDESCRIPTION%

  %ENDLOOP ECHOFILES%
  -----------------------------------------------------------
   %AREA.TOTALFILES% file(s) in %AREA.BYTES% byte(s)
  
  %ENDLOOP ECHOES%

  -- End Excert --

Anyone have any suggestions on how to handle the nested looping
construct?

Thanks
Chris