JC>  CC>     Here's what I eventually came up with:
JC> 
JC>  CC> void Token::getVariable() {
JC>  CC> }
JC> I can't say as I like it very well.  How 'bout:
JC> 
JC> char *get_token(ifstream &inf, char *token, unsigned max) {
JC> }
    That's a pretty clean almost structured version.
JC> However, the real soul of OO design is to pass the buck whenever
JC> possible:
JC> 
JC> class token_stream : public ifstream {
JC> };
JC> vector get_token(token_stream &inf, vector &token) {
JC> }
    That's what I was looking for. C++'s exception handling is pretty
    close to java's (actually vice versa).
 
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