MAT [dollar]BOX(3,5) should give a two-dimensional array of strings, of course.
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String arrays are a must, and you’ll have to be able to keep open several different files at once. How about DATA/READ/RESTORE statements?
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Quick complete parsing of a fixed set of keywords can easily be done with a finite state automaton.