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CString to const char* conversion?

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    sam_psycho
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    Hi, CString strBuffer(""); int count=1; count= m_cCombo.GetCurSel(); if(count!=CB_ERR) { m_cCombo.GetWindowTextW(strBuffer);

    const char* temp=strBuffer; // here I'm stuck

    m_nCount=atoi(temp); }

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      Hi, CString strBuffer(""); int count=1; count= m_cCombo.GetCurSel(); if(count!=CB_ERR) { m_cCombo.GetWindowTextW(strBuffer);

      const char* temp=strBuffer; // here I'm stuck

      m_nCount=atoi(temp); }

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      Nishad S
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      Use LPCTSTR instead of const char* and _ttoi() instead of atoi().

      - ns ami -

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        Hi, CString strBuffer(""); int count=1; count= m_cCombo.GetCurSel(); if(count!=CB_ERR) { m_cCombo.GetWindowTextW(strBuffer);

        const char* temp=strBuffer; // here I'm stuck

        m_nCount=atoi(temp); }

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        john5632
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        USING CONVERSION; const char* temp=W2A(strBuffer);

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        • S sam_psycho

          Hi, CString strBuffer(""); int count=1; count= m_cCombo.GetCurSel(); if(count!=CB_ERR) { m_cCombo.GetWindowTextW(strBuffer);

          const char* temp=strBuffer; // here I'm stuck

          m_nCount=atoi(temp); }

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          CPallini
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          What about

          if( m_cCombo.GetCurSel()!= CB_ERR)
          {
          CString strText;
          m_cCombo.GetWindowText(strText);
          m_nCount = _tstoi( strText );
          }

          ? :)

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