CString::SetAt

[Sunnygirl]

hello @all, i want to fill a CString. i tried this: hs1=0; CString m_strTest1; CString minus("-"); m_strTest1.SetAt(hs1, 'minus'); but it does not work. can anybody help me? thanks, sunny

[zeki yugnak]

hi...:) you have made an error. void SetAt( int iChar, XCHAR ch ); CString::SetAt can add only char.not word!! what do you want to do?

[Abbas_Riazi]

:omg: What do you do? Use this code for filling a CString variable:

CString var=_T("Hello World!");

Now, var filled with "Hello World!" string. A. Riazi

[Ryan Binns]

Sunnygirl wrote: m_strTest1.SetAt(hs1, 'minus'); SetAt() expects a character, not a string. You've given a string but encoded it as a character. This will spit out a compiler warning, and is not correct. Just do this;

CString m_strTest1;
m_strTest1 = "minus";

Hope this helps, Ryan Being little and getting pushed around by big guys all my life I guess I compensate by pushing electrons and holes around. What a bully I am, but I do enjoy making subatomic particles hop at my bidding - Roger Wright (2nd April 2003, The Lounge)
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[MAAK]

if you need to insert a string into certain position there is CString::Insert()

CString str;
str.Insert(0, "TEST");