H
Heraklit
Dear experts,
a long time ago I spent a lot of time writing a useful program on
linux/g++ with the String.h package (maybe somebody remembers this
class String).
Now, I am trying to reactivate this, but cannot compile it anywhere
anymore, since the library is obsolete for a long time and has been
removed from current g++ distributions.
I've started implementing everything with the string class present in
the ansi c++ standard library, but I am getting more and more the
impression that I have to keep reinventing the wheel. There are no
automatic conversions integer->string available (how do I do something
like sprintf here?!?), "split"ting some string into parts has gone
missing, ...
What's your advice, how should I handle this problem? Are there any
(free as GPL or LGPL) equivalent libraries available?
Somebody must have had this difficulty before...
Regards, Andreas
a long time ago I spent a lot of time writing a useful program on
linux/g++ with the String.h package (maybe somebody remembers this
class String).
Now, I am trying to reactivate this, but cannot compile it anywhere
anymore, since the library is obsolete for a long time and has been
removed from current g++ distributions.
I've started implementing everything with the string class present in
the ansi c++ standard library, but I am getting more and more the
impression that I have to keep reinventing the wheel. There are no
automatic conversions integer->string available (how do I do something
like sprintf here?!?), "split"ting some string into parts has gone
missing, ...
What's your advice, how should I handle this problem? Are there any
(free as GPL or LGPL) equivalent libraries available?
Somebody must have had this difficulty before...
Regards, Andreas