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I'm using the boost::split method to split a string as this: I first make sure to include the correct header to have access to boost::split : #include <boost/algorithm/string.hpp> then: vector<string> strs; boost::split(strs,line,boost::is_any_of("\t")); and the line is like "test test2 test3" This is how I consume the result string vector: void printstrs(vector<string> strs) { for(vector<string>::iterator it = strs.begin();it!=strs.end();++it) { cout << *it << "-------"; } cout << endl; } But why in the result strs I only get "test2" and "test3" , shouldn't be "test" , "test2" and "test3" , there are \t (tab) in the string. Updated Apr 24th, 2011: It seemed after I changed one line of code at printstrs I can see the first string. I changed cout << *it << "-------"; to cout << *it << endl; And it seemed "-------" covered the first string somehow.
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