There is a way to iterate through query parts of an uri ?

[s3gmenta...@gmail.com]

for example:

        boost::network::uri::uri instance("http://example.com/?a=b");
        assert(instance.has_query());

        for (auto qit = instance.query_begin(); qit != instance.query_end(); ++qit)
                cout << "key: " << qit.first << "; value: " << qit.second << endl; /* expected output: "key: a; value b" */

[Dean Michael Berris]

If you're using the cpp-netlib/uri library, then yes:

https://github.com/cpp-netlib/uri/blob/master/include/network/uri/uri.hpp#L349

If you're using it form cpp-netlib's version of the URI library, we
haven't back-ported the implementation yet. :(

I suspect when Glyn is back from vacation and/or has the time, we
really ought to be able to bring the uri library from cpp-netlib/uri
into the main cpp-netlib repository.

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