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From: Michael Goldshteyn (mgoldshteyn_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-03-24 10:27:51
Given:
typedef std::deque<char> DequeString;
std::string s("Hello sweet world!");
std::string word("sweet");
DequeString dequeString;
// Copy "Hello sweet world!" into the deque string
std::copy(s.begin(),s.end(),std::back_inserter(dequeString));
// Now, I want to find where "sweet" appears in the dequeString. An iterator
to its location would be fine.
// This doesn't quite do it, since it looks for _any_ occurrence of a
character from word in dequeString
std::find_first_of(dequeString.begin(),dequeString.end(),word.begin(),word.end());
// But, I want to find where _the whole_ word occurs in dequeString, similar
to how std::string::find() does it:
std::string::size_type wordPos=s.find(word);
Is there something in boost or the standard C++ lib that can be used?
Thanks,
Michael Goldshteyn
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