Hi,
I am using g++ 2.95.3 on 4.3-STABLE. I want to do some string operations
in one
of my functions. The manual for g++ says that there are member functions
like
somestring.before(i); or
somestring.at(0, i);
Problem is that the compiler complains that these member functions don't
exist. It only recognizes
somestring.at(i);
So I did a not very satisfying rebuild of the above functionality by a
for(;;)-construct and concatenated the desired string character-wise.
Is there a compiler option to be set so that I can access this advanced
functionality? Does the FreeBSD-port miss some features?
Volker Sturm
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