OK, why doesn't this work:
string EraseCommas(string &numericString)
{
UINT16_T commaPosition;
commaPosition = numericString.find(",");
while (commaPosition != string::npos);
{
numericString.erase(commaPosition);
commaPosition = numericString.find(",", commaPosition);
}
return numericString;
}
istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))) >> population;
compiles with
make -f import.mak TARGET=pc
g++ -c -DTARGET_PC -Wall -g -I /. -I /mingw/include/ -I /devstudio/vc/include -o ./pc/import.o -Wno-deprecated import.cpp
import.cpp: In member function `virtual bool COUNTY::parseObject(BOOK&)':
import.cpp:213: parse error before `>>' token
make: *** [pc/import.o] Error 1
Compilation exited abnormally with code 2 at Sun Oct 17 21:23:41
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Randy Yates schrieb: OK, why doesn't this work:
string EraseCommas(string &numericString)
this way it can take a temporary, like description.substr(...) below:
string EraseCommas(const string &numericString) {
see above, and replace all occurances of numericString with result below:
string result = numericString; UINT16_T commaPosition;
UINT16_T (some user-defined 16-bit unsigned type?) might very well not
be large enough for string::npos...:
string::size_type commaPosition; commaPosition = numericString.find(","); while (commaPosition != string::npos);
^ oops, empty endless loop :-) { numericString.erase(commaPosition);
erase one char, not everything from the comma till the end:
numericString.erase(commaPosition, 1); commaPosition = numericString.find(",", commaPosition); }
return numericString; }
istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))) >> population;
compiles with
make -f import.mak TARGET=pc g++ -c -DTARGET_PC -Wall -g -I /. -I /mingw/include/ -I /devstudio/vc/include -o ./pc/import.o -Wno-deprecated import.cpp import.cpp: In member function `virtual bool COUNTY::parseObject(BOOK&)': import.cpp:213: parse error before `>>' token
Yep :-(
This line:
istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex -
begIndex + 1))) >> population;
is parsed as a function declaration followed by >> population
unfortunately. This one works:
istringstream is(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIndex, endIndex -
begIndex + 1)));
is >> population;
Regards,
Malte
Malte Starostik <ma*************@t-online.de> writes: Randy Yates schrieb:
OK, why doesn't this work: string EraseCommas(string &numericString) this way it can take a temporary, like description.substr(...) below: string EraseCommas(const string &numericString) { see above, and replace all occurances of numericString with result below: string result = numericString;
But, at the risk of being overly anal, that's not what I want to accomplish.
I'd like EraseCommas(numericString) to operate either as a stand-along function
that operates on numericString,
string numericString;
EraseCommas(numericString);
or as a string
string line;
string numericString;
line = EraseCommas(numericString);
But thanks much for the help, Malte.
--Randy UINT16_T commaPosition; UINT16_T (some user-defined 16-bit unsigned type?) might very well not be large enough for string::npos...: string::size_type commaPosition;
commaPosition = numericString.find(","); while (commaPosition != string::npos); ^ oops, empty endless loop :-) { numericString.erase(commaPosition); erase one char, not everything from the comma till the end: numericString.erase(commaPosition, 1); commaPosition = numericString.find(",", commaPosition); } return numericString; } istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))) >> population; compiles with make -f import.mak TARGET=pc g++ -c -DTARGET_PC -Wall -g -I /. -I /mingw/include/ -I /devstudio/vc/include -o ./pc/import.o -Wno-deprecated import.cpp import.cpp: In member function `virtual bool COUNTY::parseObject(BOOK&)': import.cpp:213: parse error before `>>' token
Yep :-( This line: istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))) >> population; is parsed as a function declaration followed by >> population unfortunately. This one works: istringstream is(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIndex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))); is >> population;
Regards, Malte
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"E. Robert Tisdale" <E.**************@jpl.nasa.gov> writes: Randy Yates wrote:
OK, why doesn't this work:
[snip]
It occured to me that someone else may have had this problem before and solved it.
I used Google
http://www.google.com/
to search for
+"C++" +"embedded commas" +"number"
and I found lots of stuff including
http://www.roguewave.com/support/doc...rwdecimal.html
Yeah, I found a lot of "stuff" too. Just like Walmart...
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Randy Yates wrote: Malte Starostik <ma*************@t-online.de> writes:
Randy Yates schrieb:
OK, why doesn't this work: string EraseCommas(string &numericString) this way it can take a temporary, like description.substr(...) below: string EraseCommas(const string &numericString) { see above, and replace all occurances of numericString with result below: string result = numericString;
But, at the risk of being overly anal, that's not what I want to accomplish. I'd like EraseCommas(numericString) to operate either as a stand-along function that operates on numericString,
string numericString; EraseCommas(numericString);
or as a string
string line; string numericString; line = EraseCommas(numericString);
It will always operate on numericString. This second example will first
modify numericString, then copy it into line. In fact, your function will
always copy numericString. The first example just ignores that copy.
Malte Starostik wrote: OK, why doesn't this work:
string EraseCommas(string &numericString)
g++ -c -DTARGET_PC -Wall -g -I /. -I /mingw/include/ -I /devstudio/vc/include -o ./pc/import.o -Wno-deprecated import.cpp import.cpp: In member function `virtual bool COUNTY::parseObject(BOOK&)': import.cpp:213: parse error before `>>' token
istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))) >> population; is parsed as a function declaration followed by >> population unfortunately.
How is that a function declaration? What's its name and parameter types?
It compiles just fine for me (see code below).
Maybe the OP had an error elsewhere (the error message talks
about a function COUNTY::parseObject(BOOK&) but the posted code
did not include such a function, perhaps he has an extra bracket
on the previous line or something.
#include <string>
#include <sstream>
using std::istringstream;
using std::string;
string EraseCommas(string &numericString);
int main()
{
string description;
int begIndex, endIndex, population;
istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex -
begIndex + 1))) >> population;
}
Old Wolf wrote: Malte Starostik wrote: > OK, why doesn't this work: > > string EraseCommas(string &numericString) > > g++ -c -DTARGET_PC -Wall -g -I /. -I /mingw/include/ -I > /devstudio/vc/include -o ./pc/import.o -Wno-deprecated import.cpp > import.cpp: In member function `virtual bool > COUNTY::parseObject(BOOK&)': import.cpp:213: parse error before `>>' > token istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))) >> population; is parsed as a function declaration followed by >> population unfortunately.
How is that a function declaration? What's its name and parameter types?
Actually, I think it's not a function declaration, but instead the
definition of an object of type istringstream with name EraseCommas, i.e.
the same as:
istringstream EraseCommas(description.substr(begIndex, endIndex -
begIndex + 1)) >> population;
And you cannot define a named object and directly use operator>> on it.
After splitting it up, it compiles here, too:
istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex -
begIndex + 1)));
EraseCommas >> population;
It compiles just fine for me (see code below).
Really?
Maybe the OP had an error elsewhere (the error message talks about a function COUNTY::parseObject(BOOK&) but the posted code did not include such a function, perhaps he has an extra bracket on the previous line or something.
I rather think that the erroneous line actually is part of that function in
the OP's original code. #include <string> #include <sstream>
using std::istringstream; using std::string;
string EraseCommas(string &numericString);
int main() { string description; int begIndex, endIndex, population;
istringstream(EraseCommas(description.substr(begIn dex, endIndex - begIndex + 1))) >> population; }
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