A simple batch string method

One trick is to pay tribute to Great Boost.

Specific batch rules:

The telephone number or anything else can be separated by the following four symbols:

Semicolon, for example, 1391067; 62963517, or 1391067; 62963 ;.

Comma, for example, 1391067,62963517, or 1391067,62963 ,.

Chinese semicolon, such as: 1391067; 62963, or 1391067; 629637 ;.

Chinese comma, for example, 1391067,62963, or 1391067,629617 ,.

You can also mix these four symbols, such:

1391067,6617; 62980; 1234,5678; 9900,0099;

. And so on.

In this way, the tokenizer of the boost library can be easily used.

Batch code:

# Include <boost/tokenizer. hpp>
# Include <string>

...

Std: string _ incluenfaxnumber ("629780; 038520,03851293; 1234,5678; 8989 ");

Typedef boost: tokenizer <boost: char_separator <char>

Tokenizer;

// Wholesale separator number, enumerating various symbols:

Boost: char_separator <char> sep (";,;,");

Tokenizer tokens (_ incluenfaxnumber, sep );

Tokenizer: const_iterator itBegin = tokens. begin ();

Tokenizer: const_iterator itEnd = tokens. end ();

Tokenizer: iterator tok_iter;

For (tok_iter = itBegin;

Tok_iter! = ItEnd;

++ Tok_iter)

{

_ Bstr_t bstrSingleFax (* tok_iter). c_str ());

}