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PHP has a great function for this type of thing, explode. But, if you are using C++ you will probably have to use strtok. google it.

Thanks, that helps. Now I can not put "kamikaze" classes in my code. I was having problems accessing invalid memory....

The way I keep make sure all my source has the right include files is just make a header file like common.h Something like this:



// common.h - common include files
#ifndef _COMMON_H_...

Is there any way to delete a class from its pointer, or do you just have to have a function in the class that you can call something like:



void CClass::DeleteClass()
{
delete this;
}