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This is a side-copy of section 701 in XXX-Demo-Most.zoe

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oh look ! 
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Separated-data
better

loop through:
u;v;w;x;y;z

into:
u;v;w;x;y;z
v;w;x;y;z
w;x;y;z
x;y;z
y;z
z


Version 0.9.

NOTE TO SELF:
This is '701', but it is before '601'.  Why?
BECAUSE, the web application is an infinite-loop (;;)
It Needs to be at the End of this!


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	pencil ""
	pencil "LOOP AND CHOP LOOP AND CHOP LOOP AND CHOP "
	pencil "LOOP AND CHOP LOOP AND CHOP LOOP AND CHOP "
	pencil ""

^.^ Code Here..............

^.^I see !



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CHOP UP A STRING

*  based on 'my' version
   --simple decleretion of loop
   --specific exit

Q: WHY is this important?

A: End of a search!
   Loop-through a string separated by ; and divide into
   separate strings, using zoePassString1.

	zoePassString1 acceps 3 arguments:
	1. String to be Processed
	2. Dividing character
	3: Option:
		0 -> return the section AFTER the divider in (2)
		1>-> return the section BEFORE the divider in (2)

	Because our ORIGINAL data will be mutilated, we make a COPY
	( survivingDataCurrent ) and throw-away the content AFTER the diveder.

	Then, we work on the original, and throw away the content BEFORE 
	the divider (which makes it good for looping again!
	
	SURVIVE		TAKEN
Start	a;b;c;d; 
Take 1	b;c;d; 		a
Take 1	c;d;		b
Take 1	d;		c
Take 1			d
End

The 'End' is based on the observation that the SURVIVE list is now "".

The actual, operation code starts from here!
Not even very much of it ^^
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^.^ oh look ! ^.^ as usual, not needed in this long set of tests. If it has its own home, uncomment

CAN HAS MYLIB?
CAN HAS STDIO?

	I define survivingData = ""
	I define allDataTaken = ""
	I define Follow = 0

	survivingData <-=- "item1;item2;item3;"
^.^	survivingData <-=- toysoldiers>--[ survivingData ";" ]--<

^.^ start loop here
	zoe_loop_begin loopy

		^.^{
			Reminder:
			in the data: aaaa;1111
			0 is 1111
			1 is aaaa
			Think if '1' meaning 'Most important', 'most valuable', 'Numbah#1' etc...
			Think of '0' as 'everything else'

			And the important this....
			COUNT DOWN INTO LAUNCH!
			do 1, then 0 !
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	  	allDataTaken <-=- I wish_to_call MYLIB --toBaby--> zoePassString1 ...
		<--[ survivingData ...
		zAnd ";" ...
		zAnd 1 ...
		]--<
		
		pencil toysoldiers>--[ "starting data : " survivingData ]--<

		^.^ <--[ is the new name for zoe_pass_this: a list of things being passed into a function.

	  	survivingData <-=- I wish_to_call MYLIB --toBaby--> zoePassString1 ...
		<--[ survivingData ...
		zAnd ";" ...
		zAnd 0 ...
		]--<

		pencil toysoldiers>--[ "'taken' item  : " allDataTaken ]--<
		pencil toysoldiers>--[ "surviving data: " survivingData ]--<

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			Important!
			the rationale begind the EXIT here
			is: 'when we are looking at "" (zero-string), then Exit'
			IF survivingData EQUALS no-string, we have finished and we can exit.
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		zoe_same survivingData {.} ""
			zoe_match?
				zoe_pass
					zoe_exit
				zoe_fail
					Follow <-=- 0 ^.^ Nothing doing - allowing us to demo role of 'zoe_else'
		pencil "----ABOUT-TO-LOOP---------------"


^.^ end loop here
	zoe_oh_I_see
	zoe_loop_end loopy
I see !   ^.^ as usual, not needed in this long set of tests. If it has its own home, uncomment

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