Hi I believe boost::tokenizer (a template class) is a more almighty way to get tokens, but the time needed to master it and the work required per instantiation are somewhat high compared with the self contained boost::stringtok() (a template function). I don't know if this answers your question, but I hope it does. Craig Hicks Toon Knapen wrote:
hicks wrote:
Hello,
I have created a modifed version of boost::stringtok() (the template function in boost\pending) with the aim of proving a more convient programmer interface. (It is called stringtok_2() below, but the interface is identical to stringtok()).
probably I've missed something (though did a search on strtok on the archives) but how would you position this in respect to the boost::tokenizer lib ?
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