Sed/AWK-like

[Growlizing]

Is there a way to do easy sed/awk-like operations? I'm not the biggest regexp-wiz, and the output always has the same number of words, just maybe with different spellings and languages. However the useful information is always at the same place in the string (the same number of words, not characters from the start).
e.g. I want the 6th word in a string.

[wysota]

Just to get you going: QString::split, QString::mid.