On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 12:16:37 +0200, Pavol Droba wrote
Hi Jeff,
You can do this, but split is not to right function. It is a simple wrapper over the find/split_iterator.
So I suggest you to use split_iterator directly:
std::string some_data("1===2); typedef split_iteratorstring::iterator string_split_iterator; for(string_split_iterator It= make_split_iterator(some_data, first_finder("===", is_iequal() )); It!=string_split_iterator(); ++It) { cout << copy_rangestd::string(*It) << endl; }
Alternatively you can use iter_split, it has similar interface as split:
iter_split( split_result, some_data, first_finder("===", is_iequal()));
iter_split is exactly what I wanted -- had a feeling it was in there somewhere :-) I will note that iter_split doesn't seem to be in the docs anywhere. Thx again for the very useful library! Jeff