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Hi again buddies Can anyone help me with a couple of questions on CString i'm trying to use it for the first time
CString str("Ma%");//CString' : undeclared identifier(i include string) also how can i convert a string to CString and vice versa Thanks a lot -
Hi again buddies Can anyone help me with a couple of questions on CString i'm trying to use it for the first time
CString str("Ma%");//CString' : undeclared identifier(i include string) also how can i convert a string to CString and vice versa Thanks a lotCString is a MFC (or ATL) class. if you don't have a MFC project, you won't see it. did you create a console project ?
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Hi again buddies Can anyone help me with a couple of questions on CString i'm trying to use it for the first time
CString str("Ma%");//CString' : undeclared identifier(i include string) also how can i convert a string to CString and vice versa Thanks a lotU need MFC support for the application. CString is defined at "Afx.h" if add support to for MFC, u can simply use the basic mfc classes. These are the main include files. #include // MFC core and standard components #include // MFC extensions in a normal MFC application, this will be included at "StdAfx.h" SaRath
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Hi again buddies Can anyone help me with a couple of questions on CString i'm trying to use it for the first time
CString str("Ma%");//CString' : undeclared identifier(i include string) also how can i convert a string to CString and vice versa Thanks a lot -
Converting string to CString
string stdStr = "Test"; CString strText = stdStr.c_str();SaRath
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Thanks for the reply Yes i'm doing a console application SARATH can u pls write again the include files that i need to use the code was cut off Thanks again
go to your project settings, add MFC support in it. then, in your files, #include (before all other includes) the file "stdafx.h" which should have been created in your project.
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Thanks for the reply Yes i'm doing a console application SARATH can u pls write again the include files that i need to use the code was cut off Thanks again
there is a simple method I can suggest. Create a new console. at the Application settings, "Support MFC" copy the code or add teh file u have implemented to this newly created workspace. it will work fine. that is the better way the include files are AfxWin.h and afxext.h SaRath
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there is a simple method I can suggest. Create a new console. at the Application settings, "Support MFC" copy the code or add teh file u have implemented to this newly created workspace. it will work fine. that is the better way the include files are AfxWin.h and afxext.h SaRath
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Thanks for the reply Yes i'm doing a console application SARATH can u pls write again the include files that i need to use the code was cut off Thanks again
antonaras wrote:
SARATH can u pls write again the include files that i need to use the code was cut off
They're there:
#include <afxwin.h> // MFC core and standard components
#include <afxext.h> // MFC extensions
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