I have selected strtok to be used in my string replacement function.
But I lost the last token, if there is one.

This string would be replaced

select "name", "vorname", "userid", "passwort" from "users" order by
"users"

by this one:

select "name", "vorname", "userid",
"passwort" from "users" order by "users

Thus the last quot is lost.

Is there something missing in the code ?

Thanks, Lothar

lb_I_String& LB_STDCALL lbString::replace(const char* toReplace, const
char* with) {
        // Don't worry about my object variables :-)
       UAP_REQUEST(getModuleInstance(), lb_I_String, rep)

                                    // the string
        char* token = strtok(stringdata, toReplace);

        if ((token != NULL) && (token != stringdata)) {
                *rep += with;
        }

        while(token != NULL)
        {
                *rep += token;
                token = strtok(NULL, toReplace);
                if (token != NULL) *rep += with;
        }

        setData(rep->charrep());

        return *this;

Here's an example I have laying around, it could be lot more generic.

#include <string>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
   std::string test = "1231231231\n";
   std::string rep = "one";

   std::string::size_type curr = 0;
   while ((curr = test.find("1", curr)) != std::string::npos)
   {
      test.replace(curr, 1, rep);
   }

   std::cout << test;

   return 0;