@namark just a guess but assuming the seperator is a multi-character value and not a single or two letter value then it will ignore the content in the middle of the seperator and misidentify seperators.
@freemo nah, std::search takes care of that, it works with ranges that you specify using begin and end iterators/pointers, a very c++ thing. The split itself works fine and handles all the edge cases, it just has undefined behaviour, which you can't identify in any way other than sheer unbridled pedantry.
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@freemo nah, std::search takes care of that, it works with ranges that you specify using begin and end iterators/pointers, a very c++ thing. The split itself works fine and handles all the edge cases, it just has undefined behaviour, which you can't identify in any way other than sheer unbridled pedantry.