Introduction
This is just another string parser that can be used either for command line or for CSV file for instance. This implementation uses the minimum amount of memory and time to parse a string into tokens.
Sample code
CStringParser args;
args.Parse( ::GetCommandLine(), poCmdLine );
args.Parse( _T("\"BOS011\" \"2001/04/09 08:49:09:0"
"\" \"Hooker\" \"137.3.0.240\" \"Boston\" \"No SMS "
"client detected\" \"No\" \"No\""), poCsvLine );
args.Parse( _T("BOS011,\"GHA\",\"149.19.0.49\",\"149.19.0.0\","
"Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server 4.0,BOSTON,BOSTON,"
"Administrator,GUID:01C7F260-799B-11D4-875E-00508B9B1A22,1,"
"SSMS1,2.00.1493.2009,5,1"), CParseOptions( ',', '"', '\0', FALSE ) );
Details
There are 2 projects to try this class - One is a simple console, the other is a complete GUI dialog box application to check each possibility of the class (using MFC). Have a nice trip with it.
Sorry for the lack of proper documentation but still have no time for it. Just read the code -both classes are not too hard.
Changes
By the way, I did some changes in the parser :
- Can keep the quotes in the parsed argument by
SetKeepQuote(true).
- Can get the trailing null argument by
SetRTrim(false).
