Basically works like /tokenize, except you specify a character or string to split tokens by instead of an ascii number. It also fills $sN, $sN-, $sN-N, etc instead of $N, $N- and $N-N.
There are comments in the snippet to show how to use it.
Ive had the need to tokenize twice before nice work, ive always wondered (seen this snippet before) why you limited this to just $s and not have it do something like a 3rd split would do $ss and a 4th $sss ?
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