Boost::split Usage Explanation

Use boost library in engineering: (Set VS2010 environment)
Add D:\boost\boost_1_46_0\bin\vc10\lib to the library files
Add D:\boost\boost_1_46_0 to include files

1 //boostTest.cpp: Defines the entry point of the console application. 2#include"stdafx.h"3 4#include <iostream>5#include <boost/format.hpp>6#include <boost/tokenizer.hpp>7#include <boost/algorithm/string.hpp>8 9 int_tmain (intARGC, _tchar*argv[])Ten {   OneStd::wcout.imbue (Std::locale ("CHS"));  A     //string to be split -Std::wstring Strtag = _t ("I Come from China");  -  theStd::vector<std::wstring>Vecsegtag;  -     //boost::is_any_of Here is the equivalent of a split rule. -Boost::split (Vecsegtag, strtag,boost::is_any_of (_t (",,"))); -  +      for(size_t i =0; I<vecsegtag.size (); i++)   -     {   +std::wcout<<vecsegtag[i]<<Std::endl;  A     }   at  - vecsegtag.clear ();  -Std::wstring StrTag2 = _t ("My name is pony, and you're fine today, I'm glad");  -Boost::split (Vecsegtag, StrTag2, boost::is_any_of (_t (",,")));  -  -      for(size_t i =0; I<vecsegtag.size (); i++) in     {   -std::wcout<<vecsegtag[i]<<Std::endl; to     }  +  - GetChar ();  the     return 0;  *}

Boost::split Usage Explanation