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Re: FStream question--delimiters 16 Years Ago by vijayan121 … the parameters, >> but how do I use both delimiters at the same time. as dragon has shown, using whitespaces… alone as delimiters is very easy; this is the default in c++. to… also use period, ; , :, ? etc as delimiters to separate words, you could read one line of text… FStream question--delimiters 16 Years Ago by jrkeller27 … separate word. I'm guessing using whitespace and periods as delimiters as the parameters, but how do I use both… delimiters at the same time. I'm not too concerned about … Split up text with mulitple delimiters 15 Years Ago by William Hemsworth … how you can manually split up a sentence using multiple delimiters. In this example, I split up this sentence: [ICODE]"…] [ICODE]"william"[/ICODE] As you can see, the delimiters are not included ([ICODE]" ,!"[/ICODE]) Splitting a string, delimiters included 10 Years Ago by ddanbe … list of substrings (consisting of digits and letters) and their delimiters. If it is practicaly a sin to manipulate the index… a for loop, then I'm a sinner. If two delimiters follow each other, an empty string is produced between the… Re: Splitting a string, delimiters included 10 Years Ago by deceptikon > Done :) The result set must *include* delimiters, not remove them. ;) Try this little one-liner: var parts = Regex.Split("abc,123.xyz;praise;end,file,clear", @"([\.,;])"); Re: Splitting a string, delimiters included 10 Years Ago by Ketsuekiame Damn, I missed that part about keeping the delimiters in. That's actually an easy change to make, but not worth it. Regex is far superior at this task, but I know little Regex at all :) @Deceptikon: Out of interest, what's the performance difference between Regex and the LINQ statements I create? Getline with multiple delimiters?? 17 Years Ago by Peetah … do I use the comma and the newline character as delimiters for the same read function? String Parsing using known delimiters? [C++] 14 Years Ago by Shaitan00 …, specifically: string, string, long string int string double int The delimiters are therefore: Comma (,) for the first two fields Spaces for… Some Java Assistance with Delimiters and scanner. 14 Years Ago by .11 … cant get rid of everything else, I have tried other delimiters but didnt work at all. I think I need multiple… splitting a string with preg_split using multiple delimiters 14 Years Ago by baltazar Hi, I'm trying to split a string with multiple delimiters using the PHP preg_split function. I am trying to separate … 4 python string delimiters 13 Years Ago by lewashby I was told that there are four python string delimiters but I can only think of three, ', ", & """. What is that last one? I searched google but with no luck. Re: 4 python string delimiters 13 Years Ago by d5e5 …;1452120]I was told that there are four python string delimiters but I can only think of three, ', ", & "… split string into array with 2 delimiters 12 Years Ago by Thyvo … chop a string into a array with 2 or more delimiters example: this is the text and I want to chop… Re: split string into array with 2 delimiters 12 Years Ago by twiss Oops, forgot the delimiters. [CODE] $arr = preg_split('/\[!(FIRST|LAST|OPTIONAL)!\]/', $text); [/CODE] Re: split string into array with 2 delimiters 12 Years Ago by Thyvo [QUOTE=twiss;1576874]Oops, forgot the delimiters. [CODE] $arr = preg_split('/\[!(FIRST|LAST|OPTIONAL)!\]/', $text); [/CODE][/QUOTE] Thanks :D Help with delimiters 11 Years Ago by alissaw …. I've got a bit of a loose grip on delimiters, which I'm trying to use in this code from… Re: Help with delimiters 11 Years Ago by stultuske …, ..., then [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6244670/java-using-multiple-delimiters-in-a-scanner) is a good place to start your… Code execution within delimiters 10 Years Ago by 3e0jUn … a loop, like so: [ some code goes here ] Where the delimiters are "[" and "]", and also allowing for… Re: How to split a string with certain delimiters in java 11 Years Ago by JamesCherrill ….] [M. Visscher], because there's nothing in the data or delimiters that answers that question. Delimiters and ArrayLists 14 Years Ago by _dragonwolf_ I'm trying to create a boggle game. I have it so it will setup the board and accept user input. What I am trying to do now is get rid of the "[" braces "]" and the commas to give it a cleaner look and to hopefully make it easier when i try and run a solution check. Can someone please assist me in getting rid of the braces and… Re: Delimiters and ArrayLists 14 Years Ago by javaAddict Use a for loop, to loop through the ArrayList and print its elements instead of the System.out.println(row1) Re: Delimiters and ArrayLists 14 Years Ago by ~s.o.s~ The commas and the brackets are a part of the ArrayList class's toString() implementation. If you need your own row representation, either write your own method which does so or better yet, create a custom class called BoggleRow which uses composition or inheritance to mimic the ArrayList class. Something like:[code] public class TestRun3 { … Re: FStream question--delimiters 16 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon very easy to read just words [code] #include <string> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main() { ifstrem in("filename"); string word; while( in >> word ) { // do something with this word } } [/code] Re: FStream question--delimiters 15 Years Ago by ksc91u The code above separate the file by '\n', than by the delimiter. Is it possible to separate the file only by delimiter? Eg: A B@ C@D Separate by @ => "A\nB" "\nC" "D" Thank you. Re: FStream question--delimiters 15 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon yes -- getline has a third optional parameter that is the deliminator. This should work, but I haven't tested it. [icode]getline(fin, line, '@');[/icode] Re: FStream question--delimiters 15 Years Ago by ksc91u Thank you, Dragon for the quick reply. Sorry I didn't describe my problem clearly. Actually, I am hoping to use a string delimiter instead of a char. Like this: @ @A @B @ @C DE Separate by "@\n@" => "A\nB\n" "C\nDE" :) I used to write Perl, which can use $/="@\n@" to do so, but … Re: FStream question--delimiters 15 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon I'm still not sure what you want -- "@\n@" is the line terminator ? Instead of just '\n'? So that '\n' all by itself is not a line termiator. The only way I can think of at the moment to do that is to read the whole file as binary file into a character buffer then parse it yourself. Someone once mentioned that perl scripts can be … Re: FStream question--delimiters 15 Years Ago by jephthah you can call Perl scripts from C/C++, but it's not particularly useful if you plan on distributing your code to any other machines. because you'll either need the full Perl installation (plus any obscure modules you might use) installed on (or networked to) every target machine, or you'll need a Perl Development Kit ($$) to build super-… Re: FStream question--delimiters 15 Years Ago by Duoas You know that you can [b]getline[/b]() with any character as delimiter, so why not use that to test for a potential separator sequence? [code=C++] #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <vector> using namespace std; vector<string> read_lines( istream&ins, const string& separator ) { vector<… Re: FStream question--delimiters 15 Years Ago by William Hemsworth This may not be the best way to seperate each word, but heres how I managed it. You could read all the text out of the file first and then manually retrieve each word. [CODE] #include<iostream> using namespace std; #pragma warning(disable : 4018) char *SubStr(char *text, int beg, int end) { register int len = end - beg; …