Removing a character from a string

Am I missing something? std::string() doesn't seem to have a member to
remove all occurances of a character from a string.

For example, given:

s = "encyclopedia"

s.remove('e')

yields:

"ncyclopdia"

What is the best way to do this?

Many thanks.


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