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v.c++changing cstring to char array
Name: twend34 Date: May 4, 2006 at 10:32:33 Pacific OS: window CPU/Ram: pentium4 Product: microsoft
Comment:
I want a small code which can change CString to a char array.Or I want how can I assign the string I get from a user through my edit box in a dialog box to a char array to access each letter .please respond
Name: egkenny Date: May 6, 2006 at 05:26:25 Pacific
Reply:
CString str; char a, b, c; char *cstr = new char[20]; char *dstr = new char[20];
str = "Hello World!"; // set initial string data a = str[4]; // get single character at index 4 b = str.GetAt(6); // get single character at index 6 c = 'Z'; str.SetAt(5,c); // set single character at index 5 strcpy(cstr, LPCTSTR (str)); // copy char character array str = "dog & cat"; strcpy(dstr, str); // copy char character array
final result: a = 'o' b = 'W' c = 'Z' str = "dog & cat" cstr = "HelloZWorld!" dstr = "dog & cat"
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