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C++ splitting a string?
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Posted on 10-04-06 21:16
ok i can split a string with a delimiter fine but i cant just get the individual chars without using a delimiter:( any ideas?
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Posted on 13-04-06 13:24
Well, if you just want to retrieve individual characters, how about using the at() method.

if a string variable 'str' is the string you want to retrieve a character from, and an integer variable 'i' is the location of the character in the string, and a char variable 'a' is what you wish to load it on to, then you could just use

a = str.at(i);
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Posted on 14-04-06 22:41
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