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Hi All,

I am reading a string from the file. I want to check whether the specified text is IP address or Hostname name.
Eg. abc.itlabs.xyz.edu or 128.160.2.11
Please let me know ur suggestions..
Any help appreciated

Thanks,
piyu
Oct 17 '07 #1
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sicarie
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I would recommend (in addition to searching Google for the title of this thread, or this site) either the boost regex library, or string parsing functions.
Oct 17 '07 #2
just4priya
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I would recommend (in addition to searching Google for the title of this thread, or this site) either the boost regex library, or the string parsing functions.
Sure, i just read about regex library..
Just wondering if there is any other way i could do it.
Oct 17 '07 #3
sicarie
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I would recommend (in addition to searching Google for the title of this thread, or this site) either the boost regex library, or string parsing functions.
emphasis added .
Oct 17 '07 #4

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