Tokenize text files.

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From: Mike Nelson
Date: Mon, 11 Aug 1986 12:33

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I'm trying to figure out how to tokenize a text file that I downloaded
with the modem.  Right now it is a CBM ascii sequential file.  I under-
stand that there is a "tokenize basic text" vector at 772, 773. (I think
that is where it's at)  I tried a small program in the immediate mode 
that filled the region at 512 with a line number and a REM statement
and did a sys to $a560.  (The vector at 772,773 is actually $a57c.  Ray
Miller sent out a little blurb on tokenizing text by starting at location
$a560.)  

It seems that I remember reading somewhere that there is an easy way 
to do this.  The solution I have in mind is to write a machine language 
routine to open the file and run it through the keyboard buffer just 
as though it had been typed in.  Any other ways this could be done?  
What about the program or direct mode in register 157?  Any help would
be appreciated.

Mike Nelson
ihuxf!cuda
AT&T Bell Labs

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Subject: Tokenize text files.
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Date: Mon, 11-Aug-86 08:33:09 EDT
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