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how to convert from CString to LPSTR

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    LPSTR pszText; CString sbuffer; pszText = sbuffer; how can I make the last line work? how to cast?

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      LPSTR pszText; CString sbuffer; pszText = sbuffer; how can I make the last line work? how to cast?

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      You can use the CString::LPCTSTR operator as follows LPSTR pszText; CString sbuffer; //No copy takes place only pointer is returned pszText = (LPCTSTR)sbuffer; //This returns a pointer to a Null terminated 'C' String :( :( But beware if you change the CString there will be a reallocation of existing memory which will invalidate pszText ----------------- Atul #ifndef C #define C damn_powerful #endif

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        LPSTR pszText; CString sbuffer; pszText = sbuffer; how can I make the last line work? how to cast?

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        You can use the CString::LPCTSTR operator as follows LPSTR pszText; CString sbuffer; //No copy takes place only pointer is returned pszText = (LPCTSTR)sbuffer; //This returns a pointer to a Null terminated 'C' String :( :( But beware if you change the CString there will be a reallocation of existing memory which will invalidate pszText ----------------- Atul #ifndef C #define C damn_powerful #endif

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          LPSTR pszText; CString sbuffer; pszText = sbuffer; how can I make the last line work? how to cast?

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          pszText = sbuffer.GetBuffer(); Now the pszText 'owns' the CString until you call ReleaseBuffer();. By the way, if you're doing this to turn a CString into a pszText for a function, the CString should cast to a char array by itself. Christian #include "std_disclaimer.h"

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