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Thanks Cela! :)

void main(void)
{
String s("dunc0035:!:5701:500::/shome/dunc0035:/bin/ksh");
StringTokenizer tokens( s, ':' );
}



Heres the rest of the code... It won't help you...

Ok, I have searched the archives and cannot find an answer to my question, so ... I am tokenizing strings by the delimiter ':' and cannot seem
to assign and index value from the output of the...

Thanks Guys...

oops.. sorry folks, it should be:

if ((menuSelection != 'A') && (menuSelection != 'B') && (menuSelection != 'C') && (menuSelection != 'D') && (menuSelection != 'X'))

it's not :D but thanks. Anyone else?

Searched, couldn't find it.. I'm looking to simplify this:

if ((menuSelection != 'A') || (menuSelection != 'B') || (menuSelection != 'C') || (menuSelection != 'D') || (menuSelection != 'X'))
...

citCode is an array of 4 chars


if I also wanted to clear the contents of char how could i do it??

If I wanted to check if a user entered value was blank ie. the user presses enter would I use this code??:

cout <<"Enter city code:"<<endl;
cin >>cityCode;
if (cityCode == '')

secondly how...

i just need a way to be able to input the 3 letter codes in sequence

Ok, but is what I was suggesting possible??
i'm not that far ahead in my c++ courses to do what u suggest...

Andrew Wilmut

Ok, heres my problem.
i have a structure here it is:

struct route
{
char cityCode1[3];
char cityCode2[3];
char cityCode3[3];
char cityCode4[3];
char cityCode5[3];