VC++ Question

Axehandler · 2000-04-14T20:30:40

Okay, now I know to MOST of you this is going to sound like a SILLY question, BUT.. how the heck do you declare a "STRING"??? Everything I''ve learned about VC++ is off the tuts and my own digging.. but I''ll be darned if I can figure out why a simple string is such a pain to create. =( Delphi made it SO easy =( Axehandler

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Started by Axehandler April 14, 2000 11:12 AM

10 comments, last by Axehandler 24 years, 10 months ago

jwalker

122

April 14, 2000 07:55 PM

u can use this

#include

void abc() {
LPSTR lpszMyString = "jwalker";

}

Anonymous

April 14, 2000 08:30 PM

If you are using C++, how about the STL string? (in ) Not only are they built into C++, they are simple to use, fast, and they port effortlessly from platform to platform (as they are from the STL). Also it makes it easy to do program internationalisation etc.

There is a semi-good reference here:
http://www.sgi.com/Technology/STL/basic_string.html

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