How can i assign character array to cstring object

[Mushtaque Nizamani]

Hi, I have a character array and want that to be assigned to cstring object, how can i do that. I have tried the assignment operator, but it is copying upto end line character, and leaving the other character. Does any one know about that? Warm Regards, Mushq

[Paresh Chitte]

Look at the constructor of the CString class, CString( const unsigned char* psz ); throw( CMemoryException ); Regards, Paresh.

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#include char str[30]; std::string temp; CString val; strcpy(str,"Hello"); temp=str; val.Empty(); val=temp.c_str(); Viral Joshi.

[Arman S]

So you have a NULL inside your array. If it were possible what you want to do, CString wouldn't be a string class; A string should terminate with NULL symbol ('\0') to make itself be a string.

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[Mark Salsbery]

:omg: :wtf: That's sure a complicated way to do this: CString val; ... val = "Hello"; or CString val("Hello"); :) Are you paid by the line??

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