string array

[David Crow]

J5121982 wrote:

CString strarr[]={"JAYARAJ","bala"}

What are you trying to do here? strarr is not an array like you might think. If you need an array of CString objects, use CStringArray. Otherwise, you'll need something like:

char *strarr[] = {"JAYARAJ", "bala"};

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[Rage]

Your function returns _one_ CString, not an array.

CStringArray myclass::getStr()
{
CStringArray csa;
csa.Add("str1");
csa.Add("str2");
return csa;
}

~RaGE(); -- modified at 8:55 Thursday 30th March, 2006 : Sorry David, you posted while I was writing.

[khan]

You could use a vector of CStrings:

vector<CString> Doit()
{
CString s;
vector<CString> a;
s = "as";
a.push_back(s);
s = "ass";//this one is for my boss.
a.push_back(s);
return a;
}

Now to use it:

CString s;
vector<CString> a;
a = Doit();

this is this.

[Jorgen Sigvardsson]

khan++ wrote:

s = "ass";//this one is for my boss.

:laugh: Watch out! He might be reading Code Project... :-D

[khan]

:-D Actually I have never seen him. And as far as I can tell, I am still anonymous. this is this.

[toxcct]

Birthday : Friday 16th December, 1977
Location : Pakistan

unless those informations are false, you're not really anonymous... ;)

[khan]

Heyyyyyy! It was supposed to be confidential.:) this is this.

[toxcct]

sorry, i did not see any red bold stamp saying...

[CONFIDENTIAL] [DO NOT OPEN]

...so, i read it... :rolleyes:

[khan]

Well, it was implicit... Ok, very funny. :laugh: Gotta go now. this is this.

[J5121982]

i got this error what to do? error C2558: class 'CStringArray' : no copy constructor available JAYARAJ

[Rage]

You cannot use the = operator on a CStringArray, you'll have to use the Copy function. ~RaGE();

[HvalaMne]

J5121982 wrote:

CString myclass::getStr() { CString strarr[]={"JAYARAJ","bala"} return strarr; } i get error .. how to do it...?

Of course u have type conflict. It look like you wrote int myclass::getInt() { int arr[]={1,1} return arr; } May be this helps:

CString[] myclass::getStr()
{
CString strarr[]={"JAYARAJ","bala"}
return strarr;
}

It should work, if no then try this

CString *myclass::getStr()
{
CString strarr[]={"JAYARAJ","bala"}
return (CString *)strarr;
}

BTW strarr seems to have local scope. So what you want to return is unclear. If I understand what you try to do, it better to declare it in class itself:

class myclass{
...
public: /*private if you want*/
CString strarr[]={"JAYARAJ","bala"}

....

}

or specify static class storage

CString[] myclass::getStr()
{
static CString strarr[]={"JAYARAJ","bala"}
return strarr;
}

-- modified at 2:42 Friday 31st March, 2006 -- modified at 2:48 Friday 31st March, 2006