I've been using c++ for two weeks now and i've got a good grip on coding by myself but... is it possible to call a function like this: char* myFunc(char* input) { printf(input); } int main(void) { char* one = "hello "; char* two = "world!"; myFunc(one+two); } this is of the top of my head but can i add two strings together for a function? Even if there is away around this would be great. Thanks

opps wrong place

yea it would be, i'll look into that and see how i go, my font is 'Lucida Console, 9pt' which makes each letter the same width part. thanks for that :rolleyes::-D

hey, I'm havening trouble trying to get the letter under the mouse my purpose is to make each letter in a label select able or a button. can any one help, i would be great if you do ;) Thanks

errr, this is C# I'm talking about not vb ;P

hey, how can i add six " " (white spaces) into a string by doing it like " " * 6; six is just an example, because the number will change... thanks

Hey how can i split a string into individual characters... my input string is always a set of numbers like '15323' and i want to split it up and add all the numbers together so i end up with a total of 14 (from before). Roman

Hi in php, there is a function called 'Preg_replace();' and i was wondering if i am able to do the same thing in c#?

thanks, why didn't i think of that:rolleyes:

Hi everyone how would i add text to a rich text box named 'richTextBox1' located in Form1 with the namespace "winApp1"... i am adding text from a function inside a different class like this: winApp1.Form1.richTextBox1.Text but all i get is: 'winApp1.Form1.richTextBox1' is inaccessible due to its protection level how can i remove the protection :confused: Thanks in advanced Roman