How can I append LPTSTR to CStirng

[NoName II]

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[Christian Graus]

CString s; LPCTSTR st; s += CString(st); in fact, I thought s += st would work. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ -- modified at 4:25 Friday 9th June, 2006

[Laxman Auti]

NoName II wrote:

How can I append LPTSTR to CStirng

Here is another way how we can append the LPTSTR to CString

CString strTest("Hello");
LPTSTR lpStr=" World";
strTest.Insert(strTest.GetLength(),lpStr);

We can directly add the strings using += operator as it overloaded in CString class Knock out 't' from can't, You can if you think you can :cool:

[Hamid Taebi]

See LPTSTR lpt; lpt=(LPTSTR)LocalAlloc(LPTR,256); strcat(lpt,"test"); CString str; // str.SetString(lpt,4); // str=lpt; str=str+lpt; str.Insert(0,lpt); str.Append(lpt); LocalFree(lpt);_**

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[toxcct]

have you ever tried the simplest way (with + or += operators) ?

CString str = "hello ";
str += "world !!";

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[ThatsAlok]

NoName II wrote:

How can I append LPTSTR to CStirng

LPTSTR pSz="ALOK loves"; LPTSTR pSz2="CP" CString Combined Str=CString(pSz)+CString(pSz2);

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