Thread: Exploding a string?

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    Exploding a string?

    I have a program that takes in a line of input, separates it into individual words, and then runs each of those words through a method that replaces illegal characters (like ! and @) with spaces, and then inserts each word into a BST. For example, if a line of input was:

    Code:
    one TWO three@four
    What would get broken up would be:

    Code:
    one
    TWO
    three@four
    And then when the words went through my modify method, it would look like:

    Code:
    one
    two
    three four
    Notice however that "three four" is considered one word. What I need to do is break apart "three four" after the illegal characters are removed so that my word structure would now look like:

    Code:
    one
    two
    three
    four
    i.e. four nodes would be inserted, not three. Is there any way to do this?
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    Why don't you run the "replace illegal chars" before you split the words out?

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    A way you could replace characters is this (str being the string):
    Code:
    replace (str.begin(), str.end(), '@', ' ');

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