CString : I'm ashamed
Posted: Mar 16, 2003 @ 3:54pmCString is part of MFC. You have to create an MFC app to use it.
Dan East
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Posted: Mar 16, 2003 @ 3:54pmPosted: Mar 16, 2003 @ 3:56pmPosted: Mar 16, 2003 @ 10:05pmPosted: Mar 16, 2003 @ 11:54pmPosted: Mar 17, 2003 @ 3:06amPosted: Mar 17, 2003 @ 3:35amPosted: Mar 17, 2003 @ 7:54pmPosted: Mar 18, 2003 @ 1:39pmPosted: Mar 18, 2003 @ 4:33pmUm, I was showing the ease in which string copies, concatenations and UNICODE conversions can be done with CString. If your purpose is to optimize a contrived example then the correct response is:
AfxMessageBox(_T("This is a test"));
CString::Format performs the same functionality of sprintf, again with automatic UNICODE conversion.
Dan East
AfxMessageBox(_T("This is a test"));
CString::Format performs the same functionality of sprintf, again with automatic UNICODE conversion.
Dan East
Posted: Mar 18, 2003 @ 4:55pmPosted: Mar 18, 2003 @ 6:11pmPosted: Mar 18, 2003 @ 7:02pmPosted: Mar 20, 2003 @ 2:53amPosted: Mar 26, 2003 @ 6:00pmIf you want a string class that is thourougly tested, optimized and works pretty much like Javas String (or CString although I have never used MFC because I think it really sucks), then the STL string container is the answer.
STLport (www.stlport.org) is a free available STL source library that works on practically any platform. Just make shure you disable the iostream support first. Info on how to do this can be found on www.pocketfrog.com and on the PocketFrog forum here on PocketMatrix.
STLport (www.stlport.org) is a free available STL source library that works on practically any platform. Just make shure you disable the iostream support first. Info on how to do this can be found on www.pocketfrog.com and on the PocketFrog forum here on PocketMatrix.