how to delete ' ' in the string

[jessie9a]

for example
there is a string "the box is blue"
how to change the string into "theboxisblue"
or there is a string "the?box?is?blue"
how to change the string into "theboxisblue"

[Paul McKenzie]

When you say "string", you need to specify exactly what type of string you are talking about.

std::string?

an array of char?

CString?

Regards,

Paul McKenzie

[Philip Nicoletti]

You can use std::remove() algorithm to remove blanks
(or some other character) from a NULL terminated c-style
string, or from a std::string as shown below. For std::string
you need to call its erase() member function also.

#include <algorithm> // for std::remove
#include <string>    // for std::string

int main()
{
    char str1[] = "the box is blue";
    std::remove(str1,str1+strlen(str1)+1,' ');

    std::string str2 = "the?box?is?blue";
    str2.erase(std::remove(str2.begin(),str2.end(),'?') , str2.end() );

    return 0;
}

[rdonline1]

If u are using CString then following code will help u

CString ss = "the?box?is?blue";
ss.Replace("?","");

In this "Replace" function the
1st parameter is "What u want to replace in the string and
2nd parameter is "With which u want to replace".

if the string is like
ss = "the box is blue";
then replace will be like
ss.Replace(" ","");