[Cr3V3TT3]

hi
In small i used the "replace" command to replace a string in a string

But I don' t know what is this command in C++

Like

strcpy(prepare_hud, "Round $rn");
replace(prepare_hud, 127 , "$rn", "3");

i wan' t prepare_hud = "Round 3"

What the true code?

Sorry for this noob question ...

[vancelorgin]

It's much easier if you use std::strings :

void ReplaceTerm(std::string& strDest, const char* lpcTerm, const char* lpcReplace){
	int iTermLen = strlen(lpcTerm);
	int iPos = 0;

	while((iPos = strDest.find(lpcTerm)) != std::string::npos)
		strDest.replace(strDest.begin() + iPos, strDest.begin() + iPos + iTermLen, lpcReplace);
}

[Manip]

Except std strings are evil and shit...

[PM]

Originally Posted by Manip Except std strings are evil and shit...

No, they are excellent.

[Cr3V3TT3]

Thx
Where have you find it plz?
Or have you got an example?

( Because i don' t know what is std lol )

[PM]

Try to google on STL C++ or something ^^

The std::string class is part of the Standard Template Library (STL).

Example:

#include <string>

void func()
{
   std::string str = "hi";
   str += " there!";
   printf("%s", str.c_str());
}

[Cr3V3TT3]

Originally Posted by PM Try to google on STL C++ or something ^^

I' m so exeting to make my plugin ^^
I forgot THE google lOl

Thx

[Bad HAL 9000]

I dont know If I should say what everyone is thinking or not

[Cr3V3TT3]

Originally Posted by Bad HAL 9000 I dont know If I should say what everyone is thinking or not

i' m a noob?
you can tell it lol