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--- split_line [04.01.2006 15:48 (vor 19 Jahren)] – angelegt cwacha
+++ split_line [25.02.2006 13:32 (vor 18 Jahren)] – cwacha
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-===== Split Line - A Clean and Small String Tokenizer =====
-=== Overview ===
-//split_line// is a clean STL string tokenizer written in C++ in less than 100 lines of code. In its simplest form it creates a vector of strings with the tokens from a line of text separated at space, tab, carriage return and newline. In its most complex form it supports user provided delimiters, a user provided quote character, a user provided escape character, a special character for comments and limited abilities to resume tokenization with another part of the string.
-=== Features ===
-  * splits a line of text into words delimited by one or more delimiters
-  * user can provide delimiters (defaults to \t\r\n and space)
-  * user can provide one special character for quoted text (defaults to ")
-  * user can provide one special escape character (defaults to \)
-  * user can provide one special character for comments (disabled by default)
-  * limited support to resume at another part of the string
-=== Download ===
-  * {{projects:split_line-1.0.zip}}
-=== Code Example ===
-<code cpp>
-int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
-    vector<string> tokens;
-    string line = "Writing    programs     \"in C++\"  	is   \
-     Fun!!";
-    split_line(tokens, line);
-    cout << "Tokens:" << endl;
-    for(unsigned int i = 0; i < tokens.size(); i++)
-        cout << "'" << tokens[i] << "'" << endl;
-    return 0;
-}
-</code>
-=== Documentation ===
-<code cpp>
-enum {
-	SL_NORMAL,
-	SL_ESCAPE,
-	SL_SAFEMODE,
-	SL_SAFEESCAPE,
-	SL_COMMENT,
-} SPLIT_LINE_STATE;
-// splits line into tokens and stores them in ret. Supports delimiters, escape characters,
-// ignores special characters between safemode_char and between comment_char and line end '\n'.
-// returns SPLIT_LINE_STATE the parser was in when returning
-int split_line(std::vector<std::string>& ret, std::string& line, const std::string& delimiters = " \t\r\n", char escape_char = '\\', char safemode_char = '"', char comment_char = '\0', int start_state = SL_NORMAL);
-</code>