function to return string array

[askalottaqs]

i created a function which u send a string, and it tokenizes according to spaces, so i send it a string for it to return me a string array, but on the declaration of the function it says

error C2470: 'splitter' : looks like a function definition, but there is no parameter list; skipping apparent body
and
error C2092: 'splitter' array element type cannot be function

and my header is

string splitter[](string line)

i read the other day that the return value could be anythin as long as its one object ,int, string, array, as long as its one object, so what am i doing wrong?

thanks in advance

[Savage]

i created a function which u send a string, and it tokenizes according to spaces, so i send it a string for it to return me a string array, but on the declaration of the function it says

error C2470: 'splitter' : looks like a function definition, but there is no parameter list; skipping apparent body
and
error C2092: 'splitter' array element type cannot be function

and my header is

string splitter[](string line)

i read the other day that the return value could be anythin as long as its one object ,int, string, array, as long as its one object, so what am i doing wrong?

thanks in advance

it's because of spliter[],you cannot have array element type as a return value.Change it to *spliter and it will work.

Savage

[askalottaqs]

thanks a lot :D it worked

it all worked, function wise, but when i call it, i get this error

warning C4172: returning address of local variable or temporary

do u happpen to know why that is?? thanks a lot again

[askalottaqs]

well i figured i had to have it declared withthe public functions, which i did, but now i get a new error,

1>retrieveGeoCm dCmd.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "class std::basic_stri ng<char,struct std::char_trait s<char>,class std::allocator< char> > __cdecl splitter(class std::basic_stri ng<char,struct std::char_trait s<char>,class std::allocator< char> >)" (?splitter@@YA? AV?$basic_strin g@DU?$char_trai ts@D@std@@V?$al locator@D@2@@st d@@V12@@Z) referenced in function "public: virtual class MStatus __thiscall retrieveGeoCmd: :doIt(class MArgList const &)" (?doIt@retrieve GeoCmd@@UAE?AVM Status@@ABVMArg List@@@Z)


yes this is one error :S

help??

[Savage]

thanks a lot :D it worked

it all worked, function wise, but when i call it, i get this error

warning C4172: returning address of local variable or temporary

do u happpen to know why that is?? thanks a lot again

Can I take a look on your spliter function?

Savage

[askalottaqs]

there u go

string *splitter(string line)
{
int strBegin=0, strLocale=0, i=1, strCount=0, j, strLngth ;
string str, thread[100];
 str = line;
 
while(strLocale != string::npos)
    {
        strLocale = str.find(" ",strBegin);
        strLngth = strLocale-strBegin;
        thread[i] = str.substr(strBegin,strLngth);
        strBegin = strLocale + 1;
        strCount++;
        i++;
    };
 
for (j = 1; j <= strCount; j++)
cout << thread[j] << " ";
return thread;
 
}

[Savage]

there u go

string *splitter(string line)
{
int strBegin=0, strLocale=0, i=1, strCount=0, j, strLngth ;
string str, thread[100];
 str = line;
 
while(strLocale != string::npos)
    {
        strLocale = str.find(" ",strBegin);
        strLngth = strLocale-strBegin;
        thread[i] = str.substr(strBegin,strLngth);
        strBegin = strLocale + 1;
        strCount++;
        i++;
    };
 
for (j = 1; j <= strCount; j++)
cout << thread[j] << " ";
return thread;

}

You are returning thread which is local to the function.If this function is part of larger class,you might wont to make thread a private/protected member of the class,second option is to reform your function.

void splitter(string line,string *thread) and then use function argument to retrieve splinted string.

Savage

[askalottaqs]

im sorry for being such a noob :S but i really am workin my ass off to understand everything, i read and worked most of the deitel n deitel book, but its like all the resources guide me to do the simple stuff, and if i want guides to do sth complicated, they always assume im an advanced user of c++ (which i dont blame them 4) knowing that im working on the maya api. not to bore u any more, ill go on with my problem

first of all i tried declaring it in the main class as private, and i still got that error, then i went on, kept it as private and i got this error


1>d:\maya work\api projects (c++)\retrieveg eocmd\retrieveg eocmd\retrieveg eocmdcmd.cpp(23 0) : error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'std::basic_str ing<_Elem,_Trai ts,_Ax>' to 'std::string *'


if i try to remove the declaration and only use the second solution ill get an undeclared identifier error,

thanks again m8!

[Savage]

im sorry for being such a noob :S but i really am workin my ass off to understand everything, i read and worked most of the deitel n deitel book, but its like all the resources guide me to do the simple stuff, and if i want guides to do sth complicated, they always assume im an advanced user of c++ (which i dont blame them 4) knowing that im working on the maya api. not to bore u any more, ill go on with my problem

first of all i tried declaring it in the main class as private, and i still got that error, then i went on, kept it as private and i got this error


1>d:\maya work\api projects (c++)\retrieveg eocmd\retrieveg eocmd\retrieveg eocmdcmd.cpp(23 0) : error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'std::basic_str ing<_Elem,_Trai ts,_Ax>' to 'std::string *'


if i try to remove the declaration and only use the second solution ill get an undeclared identifier error,

thanks again m8!

Can you show me that line of code?

Savage

[Savage]

there u go

string *splitter(strin g line)
{
int strBegin=0, strLocale=0, i=1, strCount=0, j, strLngth ;
string str, thread[100];
str = line;

while(strLocale != string::npos)
{
strLocale = str.find(" ",strBegin) ;
strLngth = strLocale-strBegin;
thread[i] = str.substr(strB egin,strLngth);
strBegin = strLocale + 1;
strCount++;
i++;
};

for (j = 1; j <= strCount; j++)
cout << thread[j] << " ";
return thread;

}

Also first index in a array is 0 not 1

Savage