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On compilers that support C++11, this allows both lvalues and rvalues to be used as inputs to the split(), find_all(), and ifind_all() functions. For example, given a function get_string() that returns a std::string, this allows you to write: boost::split(result, get_string(), boost::is_any_of(" "))
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