string array

[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