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  From: Owen L. Astrachan <ola@news.cs.duke.edu>
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  Date: 9 Feb 1999 16:28:20 GMT

Re: tolower & other useful string functions....

In article <79oopi$n1p$1@news.duke.edu>,
Alex Zupancich <Alex.Z@Duke.edu> wrote:
>Some days ago, Dave Miller posted this:
>
>>Does the stl string class support upcase or downcase?  I couldn't
>>find such functions, but ... you never know.  Thanks,
>>
>>- Dave
>
>I too find myself needing to use a couple of functions that I used
>to use by including the old "strutils.h"
>(specifically: ToLower() and StripWhite() )
>but cant find an analogue in STL.
>Trying to use the strutils.h with the STL implementation of
>strings gives me tonnes of Symbol Referencing errors
>(to be expected, i guess....)
>
>so, whats the solution? is there a way for me to call those
>two functions without having to re-write them from scratch?
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>AlexZ
>
>


look in ~ola/cps108/lib on the acpub system, many of the files use the
standard string class (strutils.h/.cc does)

Or modify existing code to use the standard string and STL classes

Ima Lurker



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