The way to do this in C++ is std::stringstream. You'll definitely want to avoid using sprintf_s if you want portable code. Wednesday, July 27, 2005 9:56 PM >>The way to do this in C++ is std::stringstream. You'll definitely want to avoid using sprintf_s if you want portable co...
stringstream lineStream (line);// Read from string stream into the command// The only way this can fail is if the eof is encounteredlineStream >> command;// Check for the command and act accordingly// Insert your code here// Once the co...
template<typename T2, typename T1> inline T2 lexical_cast(const T1 &in) { T2 out; std::stringstream ss; ss << in; ss >> out; return out; } most of boost is in headers, you shouldn't have to link to anything in boost to get boost::lexical_cast<> - littlenag fair enough, ...
The way to do this in C++ is std::stringstream. You'll definitely want to avoid using sprintf_s if you want portable code. Wednesday, July 27, 2005 9:56 PM >>The way to do this in C++ is std::stringstream. You'll definitely want to avoid using sprintf_s if you want portable cod...