#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

vector<string> split(char sep, const string &str);

void main() {
	string rooms = "Room 1;Room 1 Description;Exits;Parameter 4;Fuck off!";
	vector<string> roominfo;
	roominfo = split(';', rooms);

	for (int i = 0; i < (int)roominfo.size(); i++)
		cout << roominfo[i] << endl;
}

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vector<string> split(char sep, const string &str)
{
	// Define "no more seperators found"
	static const basic_string <char>::size_type npos = -1;

	string strCopy = str;		// Mak a copy so we can screw with it and not harm the original
	vector<string> tmpString;
	size_t position;
	
	// Get the first position of the seperator
	position = strCopy.find_first_of(sep);
	
	// If position is ever <= zero, that means that there is no seperator in the string
	while (position != npos) {
		// Add the first slice to the array
		tmpString.push_back(strCopy.substr(0, position));

		// We are erasing up to the position of the separator, plus one, to erase the
		//	seperator as well.
		strCopy.erase(0, position + 1);
		
		// Get the next position of the seperator
		position = strCopy.find_first_of(sep);
	}
	
	// When the position is zero, that means that we have no more seperators.  All that's
	//	left is the last one, and goes into the last part of the array.
	tmpString.push_back(strCopy);

	return tmpString;
}