Search for more symbols with string command

Hello.

I have a simple question.

If I wanna search for . I use this way.

Code:

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word.find('.')!= string::npos

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is it possible to search for like ',.!' etc? To search for more symbols instead of using that code again, and again like:

Code:

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word.find('.')!= string::npos || word.find(',')!= string::npos

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Your Sincerly Lovelace

Err... find can also take a (sub)string or a const char*, so you can just put that "foo" right inside find.

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Originally Posted by manasij7479

Err... find can also take a (sub)string or a const char*, so you can just put that "foo" right inside find.

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Im not sure I understand what you mean?

Im trying to search for more then just ".", im scanning a line and I wanna scan for ,.!¤%&/ etc too, can I do that with one find?

Yes (if you mean, search for ",.!¤%&/" ), read the reference.
string::find - C++ Reference

If you want to search for the characters individuallly, you're better of with if--else

string::find_first_of - C++ Reference