Hello everyone! :-D OK, I've came across many functions for this, but none works! I need one that works like this: StringSplit(string str, string delim, vector<string> results) Either with strings or char arrays, doesn't matter... anyone know? Thanks! ;-) PS: I need it to work under GCC with no MFC or VC++ please! ;-) http://www.xthost.info/sulfurik/ http://tsfc.ath.cx ftp://tsfc.ath.cx hotline://tsfc.ath.cx Ruffle Mayo says ROFLMAO! :D

Hi. What is it suppose to do exactly?

Well... something like making "hello world" into an array of "hello" and "world"... Do you know? Thanks! ;-) http://www.xthost.info/sulfurik/ http://tsfc.ath.cx ftp://tsfc.ath.cx hotline://tsfc.ath.cx Ruffle Mayo says ROFLMAO! :D

If I understand what you mean correctly, something like that should work: StringSplit(string str, string delim, vector<string> results) { int cutAt; while( (cutAt = str.find_first_of(delim)) != str.npos ) { if(cutAt > 0) { results.push_back(str.substr(0,cutAt)); } str = str.substr(cutAt+1); } if(str.length() > 0) { results.push_back(str); } } This one splits the string str by any char appears in delim, not including this char. For instance, the call SplitString( "abcdefghabcd", "ade", v); will put in v the strings "bc" "fgh" "bc".

Hmm... I found something else already, but your function looks more efficient... I'll try it and then I'll tell you if it worked, much thanks! ;-) http://www.xthost.info/sulfurik/ http://tsfc.ath.cx ftp://tsfc.ath.cx hotline://tsfc.ath.cx Ruffle Mayo says ROFLMAO! :D