strtok()

The strtok() function breaks a string into a series of tokens using a list of delimiters.

Note: strtok() only works on C-style strings of type char str[];, not C++ style strings of type string str;.

char *token = strtok(string, delimiter);

The strtok() function splits the C-style string parameter into tokens based on one or more delimiters, and returns the pointer to the first token.

Subsequent calls to strtok(), with string set to NULL, return a pointer to the next tokenized string. When there are no tokens left to retrieve, a NULL pointer is returned.

The following example splits up a comma-delimited list and prints out the result:

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