std::replace_if & boost::bind
May 7, 2008
I wanted to use std::replace_if( ) to substitute spaces for the tilde symbol (~) in a string. The STL docs give an example that uses std::bind2nd. MS has a similar example in their knowledge base. This is what I came up with to do the job using boost::bind…
std::string rep("one~two");
std::replace_if( rep.begin( ), rep.end( ), boost::bind( std::equal_to<char>( ), _1, '~'), ' ');
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June 15, 2008 at 7:56 pm
Why do not you use std::replace directly as below:
std::string rep(“one~two”);
std::replace( rep.begin(),rep.end(), ‘~’, ‘ ‘);