An Arduino library that adds string splitting functionality to character delimited C++ strings.
- Adds string splitting functionality to Arduino.
- Can specify the maximum number of substrings, via
limitup toMAX. MAXis5by default and can be overridden inStringSplitter.h.limitequal to and below1, returns the whole input string.- The last substring contains the remaining part of the whole string, including delimiters.
- If delimiter is not found, the whole string can be found in the first substring.
new StringSplitter(String input, char delimiter, unsigned int limit);
* Return: StringSplitter object.
* input: String with delimiters to be split.
* delimiter: Character around which string will be split. Not included in substrings.
* limit: Maximum number of substrings. Overriden by MAX in StringSplitter.h
int getItemCount();
* Return: Number of substrings. Min = 1, Max = (limit or MAX, whichever is lesser).
String getItemAtIndex(int index);
* Return: Substring of input string.
* index: Position of substring with respect to the input string. Starts from 0.
#include "StringSplitter.h"
StringSplitter *splitter = new StringSplitter("abc,def,ghi,jkl", ',', 3);
int itemCount = splitter->getItemCount();
for(int i = 0; i < itemCount; i++){
String item = splitter->getItemAtIndex(i);
}
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