Separate characters from a char to enclose each one in different variables

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Separate characters from a char to enclose each one in different variables

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You see, I'm using Borland C ++ ver 5.02 (I know it's an old compiler but I'd still like to know if there's a way to end my delirium) I need my program to read the char characters and separate them into different variables afterwards of a comma, but for the moment I just need to separate the char into other variables, this is what I carry.

main()
{
    char *txt[100];
    cout<<"Ingresa texto: "
    gets(*txt);
    printf("%.*s", 4, txt + 10);
    getch();
    }

Any ideas or suggestions? As far as I know Borland does not stop using strings.

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asked by PABLO ALEJANDRO ROSAS SANABRIA 18.03.2018 в 06:02

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As far as I know Borland does not stop using strings.

Lie.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Use std::string , no matter how old the compiler is.

Main requires return type, otherwise your program does not compile.

Use std::getline with std::stringstream , you can ask him to cut the lines with commas ( , ).

Use std::cout , function std::printf is C, if you are already using std::cout before I do not understand why you change to std::printf after.

int main()
{
    std::string txt;
    std::cout << "Ingresa texto: ";
    std::cin >> txt;

    std::stringstream ss(txt);
    std::string valor;
    while (std::getline(ss, valor, ','))
        std::cout << valor << '\n';

    return 0;
}