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How to get the first letter of the string?

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    aurora
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    hi,
    Is there any standard function(or way) to get the first letter of a given string?
    I tried splitting the string, but that didnt work..
    @ QStringList lineList=line.split(""); //the "line", i read it before from a file
    std::cout<<"the first word of the line :"<<lineList.at(0).toStdString()<<endl;@

    If anybody knows, plz tell me...
    Thank u

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      cincirin
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      #2

      @
      ((line.constData())[0]).toAscii()
      @

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        tobias.hunger
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        #3

        Simple answer: line.at(0)

        Complex answer: What do you understand a letter to be?

        With unicode one QChar can be any one of these:

        • something simple as e.g. 'A'.
        • fun stuff like 'LATIN SMALL LIGATURE FFI' (U+FB03) which would most likely be counted as 3 letters by most people
        • only part of one complex glyph (the drawing commonly referred to as "letter"). E.g. you could write 'Ö' (LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH DIAERESIS, U+00D6) as LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O, U+004F followed by COMBINING DIAERESIS, U+0308
        • or even just "half a unicode codepoint" when surrogate pairs are in use, which extend the 16bit unicode space that is addressable directly by UTF-16 used in QString by combining 2 UTF-16 characters.
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          broadpeak
          wrote on last edited by
          #4

          operator[] or at()
          index number is of course zero

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            aurora
            wrote on last edited by
            #5

            Thanks a lot for all of u...:)
            i did like this
            @
            std::cout<<"the first word of the line :"<<line.at(0).toAscii()<<endl;
            @

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