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Mixing strings in C++?
Name: Leo the 28C (by Sulfurik) Date: September 24, 2005 at 12:41:42 Pacific OS: Windows XP Home SP2 CPU/Ram: 2.8 GHz/448 MB
Comment:
Hello everyone! :-D OK, look at this:
[code] // Char array for holding map file (*.LMC) name char MAP_FILE[256];
// Query printf("Please type in the name of the map you want to use: ");
// Get gets(MAP_FILE);
// Change the title // ERROR HERE SetConsoleTitle("Mazzee - Prototype 3 - \"" + MAP_FILE + "\" Map"); [/code]
I get this error:
mazzee.cpp:175: error: invalid operands of types `const char[25]' and `char[256] ' to binary `operator+'
How do I fix it? MAP_FILE is a filename, so it has to be 256 letters long... Thanks! ;-)
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Name: Leo the 28C (by Sulfurik)
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