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what data type use in String concatination function in vc++ DLL?

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    mathivanaan
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    Hi, I pass two input string from VBA(forms) to (Vc++)DLL. This vc++ DLL is concatinate the string and return to VBA Forms. please any sample code or idea? Regards, M.mathivanan

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      Hi, I pass two input string from VBA(forms) to (Vc++)DLL. This vc++ DLL is concatinate the string and return to VBA Forms. please any sample code or idea? Regards, M.mathivanan

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      KingsGambit
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      Check if the following link helps: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/187912[^]

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        Hi, I pass two input string from VBA(forms) to (Vc++)DLL. This vc++ DLL is concatinate the string and return to VBA Forms. please any sample code or idea? Regards, M.mathivanan

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        Unless you are doing some other string manipulation other than just concatenating two strings, why don't you just concatenate them within the VB app?

        It was broke, so I fixed it.

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          Unless you are doing some other string manipulation other than just concatenating two strings, why don't you just concatenate them within the VB app?

          It was broke, so I fixed it.

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          meaningoflights
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          I agree, Excel had its own C compiler so even for speed advantages I cant see the point of calling to vc++ to concatenate two strings! If it was another datatype that would be a different story.

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