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How to get the remaining string after removing a substring. No problem. We won't show you that ad again. Why didn't you like it? Uninteresting How can I get the remaining string after doing strtok() once, that is "B,C,D,E" char a[] = "A,B,C,D,E"; char * separator = ","; char * b = strtok(a ... i'm having a string in c# for which i have to find a specific word "code" in the string and have to get the remaining string after the word "code". When I use >> on that stringstream variable, it gives me "abc" . How can I get the remaining string: " gg rrr ff" ? It seems neither str() nor rdbuf() ...	The second parameter can not be negative, because it defines the length. If you omit the second parameter, substr() will slice out the rest of the string. I have a case where I need to extract the string within double quotes in one var and the rest of the string in another var. Two possibilities:. The result is a regular expression which matches a string if a matches some amount of the beginning of that string and b matches the rest of the string. Begin the extraction at position 2, and extract the rest of the string: var str = "Hello world!"; var res = str.substr(2);. The result of res will be: llo world! Try it yourself ...

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How to get the remaining string after removing a substring. No problem. We won't show you that ad again. Why didn't you like it? Uninteresting
How can I get the remaining string after doing strtok() once, that is "B,C,D,E" char a[] = "A,B,C,D,E"; char * separator = ","; char * b = strtok(a ...
i'm having a string in c# for which i have to find a specific word "code" in the string and have to get the remaining string after the word "code".
When I use >> on that stringstream variable, it gives me "abc" . How can I get the remaining string: " gg rrr ff" ? It seems neither str() nor rdbuf() ...

The second parameter can not be negative, because it defines the length. If you omit the second parameter, substr() will slice out the rest of the string.
I have a case where I need to extract the string within double quotes in one var and the rest of the string in another var. Two possibilities:.
The result is a regular expression which matches a string if a matches some amount of the beginning of that string and b matches the rest of the string.
Begin the extraction at position 2, and extract the rest of the string: var str = "Hello world!"; var res = str.substr(2);. The result of res will be: llo world! Try it yourself ...