Chopping up strings

Hey everyone this is just a quick question.

I have a string that looks like this

Code:

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string Name = "Hello everyone\n\nMy name is stovellp";

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I want to break it up so I have "Hello everyone" in one string, and "My name is stovellp" in the other.

If anyone could point me on the trail for what functions I should look for I would really appreciate it.

boost::string_tokenizer from www.boost.org

Thanks for the reply CornedBee, I've looked at boost in the past but I'm not too trusting with downloading and configuring external libraries (Because I hate to read documentation mostly).

Before your reply I ended up writing a function of my own to do it just using a counter.

This should work,

Code:

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#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
      string Name = "Hello everyone\n\nMy name is stovellp";
      string newName, newName2;
      int loc = Name.find("\n\n",0);

      if (loc != string::npos)
      {
      newName = Name.substr(0, loc);
      newName2 = Name.substr( (loc + 2), Name.length() );
      }
      else
          cout << "Couldnt find \\n\\n" << endl;

      cout << newName << endl;
      cout << newName2 << endl;

      system("PAUSE");
      return 0;
}

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