strtok — Split text into first token and remainder.

[tok, rem] = strtok(text, delimiters) - Split text into first token and remainder.

Syntax

[tok, rem] = strtok(text, delimiters)

Inputs

NameTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
textAnyYesInput text.
argAnyVariadicAdditional arguments.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
outAnyOutput value.

Returned values from strtok depend on how many outputs the caller requests.

How strtok works

  • Split text into first token and remainder.
  • When multiple outputs are requested, returns both the first token and the remaining text.
  • Leading delimiters are skipped before token selection; the returned remainder begins at the delimiter after the token.

Example

Using strtok with coding agents

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Open-source implementation

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