kathy wrote in message
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I want to know what is the easy way to check if a string is a number or
not? the number can be int, float, double, scientific,...
what is the easy way for only interger?
If the others did not give you the answer you wanted, maybe this will help
you.
// ----------------------------------------------
// #include <ccytpe> // ISO C++ 14882: std::isdigit()
std::cout<<"\n_______ isdigit test _______"<<std::endl;
int Inum(0);
double Dnum(0);
std::string TestForNum("Hi 4 76.5num 42.7e-5");
std::cout<<"Test string = "<<TestForNum<<"."<<std::endl;
for(size_t i(0); i < TestForNum.size(); ++i){
std::cout<<"char at "<<i<<" is "<<TestForNum.at(i)<<", a ";
if( std::isdigit( TestForNum.at(i) ) ){
std::istringstream strStream( TestForNum.substr(i) );
strStream >> Inum;
strStream.clear();
strStream.str( TestForNum.substr(i) );
strStream >> Dnum;
strStream.clear();
std::cout<<"digit Inum="<<Inum
<<" Dnum="<<Dnum<<std::endl;
}
else{ std::cout<<"alpha"<<std::endl;}
}
std::cout<<"_______ isdigit test _______Done"<<std::endl;
/* -- output --
_______ isdigit test _______
Test string = Hi 4 76.5num 42.7e-5.
char at 0 is H, a alpha
char at 1 is i, a alpha
char at 2 is , a alpha
char at 3 is 4, a digit Inum=4 Dnum=4
char at 4 is , a alpha
char at 5 is 7, a digit Inum=76 Dnum=76.5
char at 6 is 6, a digit Inum=6 Dnum=6.5
char at 7 is ., a alpha
char at 8 is 5, a digit Inum=5 Dnum=5
char at 9 is n, a alpha
char at 10 is u, a alpha
char at 11 is m, a alpha
char at 12 is , a alpha
char at 13 is 4, a digit Inum=42 Dnum=0.000427
char at 14 is 2, a digit Inum=2 Dnum=2.7e-005
char at 15 is ., a alpha
char at 16 is 7, a digit Inum=7 Dnum=7e-005
char at 17 is e, a alpha
char at 18 is -, a alpha
char at 19 is 5, a digit Inum=5 Dnum=5
_______ isdigit test _______Done
*/
// ----------------------------------------------
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--
Bob R
POVrookie
