CascadeTokenArray Class Reference

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#include <cascade/util/CascadeTokenArray.h>

Inheritance diagram for CascadeTokenArray:

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Public Member Functions
	CascadeTokenArray (const char *pStringToSplit, const char *pTokenSeparators)
virtual	~CascadeTokenArray ()
u32	GetNumTokens ()
const char *	TokenAt (u32 nIndex)

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Detailed Description

an easy to use file class

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CascadeTokenArray provides an easy method for splitting a string into tokens.

Example:  splitting a sentence into words

    const char * pString = "This is the string I wish to split into tokens.";
    CascadeTokenArray tokenArray(pString, " ");
    for (u32 i = 0; i < tokenArray.GetNumTokens(); i++)
    {
        printf("Token %%02d: %%s\\n", i, tokenArray.TokenAt(i));
    }

Output:

    Token 00: This
    Token 01: is
    Token 02: the
    Token 03: string
    Token 04: I
    Token 05: wish
    Token 06: to
    Token 07: split
    Token 08: into
    Token 09: tokens.

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class CascadeTokenArray

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CascadeTokenArray::CascadeTokenArray (  const char *  pStringToSplit, const char *  pTokenSeparators )

splits a string into an array of tokens This constructor constructs the token array splitting a copy of pStringToSplit into tokens using the characters in *pTokenSeparators as the set of characters that cause a split. Parameters: pStringToSplit  the string to split into tokens pTokenSeparators  the set of characters used as token separators

virtual CascadeTokenArray::~CascadeTokenArray (   )  [virtual]

destructor This is the CascadeTokenArray destructor. It frees the internal copy of the string to split that was copied in the constructor.

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Member Function Documentation

u32 CascadeTokenArray::GetNumTokens (   )

returns the number of tokens GetNumTokens() gets the number of tokens in the token array. Returns: the number of tokens See also: TokenAt()

const char* CascadeTokenArray::TokenAt (  u32  nIndex  )

returns the token at the specified index TokenAt() returns the token located at a specific index. Valid values for nIndex are [0..GetNumTokens() - 1]. If an invalid nIndex value is specified TokenAt() returns NULL. See also: GetNumTokens()

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• CascadeTokenArray.h

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