How can you specify the characters that end the reading of a token with cin?
Defaults to / t, / n, '' ...
But I want to specify some specifics in a similar way to what the std::skipws and std::noskipws or std::ws functions do that allow you to specify whether or not the spaces are ignored, I would like to know if there is something more general for allow read up to some specific character, reads until it finds a string that matches the data type of the variable in which it is to be stored with the >> operator, in order to read and cut the token up to ' '
So that when entering the string A,B,C,D E,F G H,I, J
Each letter is a different string something similar to specifying with scanf ("% s,"...) to say that it expects a string followed by a comma that cuts the string but using cin.
Could someone help me?
Pd: It occurs to me to read the line and to replace ',' by ' ' in such a way that with stringstream I can do the extraction that I want, but this represents crossing the string twice and I look for something clean and efficient that provides the language or it is possible make it simple without much code.
