Concatenate char to String

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Okay I know this is basic C++ but can someone tell me how to concatenate
char[] to string.
Ex:
char hexChar[]={'A','B','C','D','E','F'};
String *str ="A";

how can I do this:
str = hexChar[1] + hexChar[3]; or str = str + hexChar[3];

thanx,
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Okay I know this is basic C++ but can someone tell me how to concatenate
char[] to string.
Ex:
char hexChar[]={'A','B','C','D','E','F'};
String *str ="A";

how can I do this:
str = hexChar[1] + hexChar[3]; or str = str + hexChar[3];
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If you're refering to System::String here, then the appropriate way would be
to use String::Concat(). You might want to make hexChar an array of
System::Char or wchar_t, instead, though...
 
Thank you will do.

Tomas Restrepo (MVP) said:
Okay I know this is basic C++ but can someone tell me how to concatenate
char[] to string.
Ex:
char hexChar[]={'A','B','C','D','E','F'};
String *str ="A";

how can I do this:
str = hexChar[1] + hexChar[3]; or str = str + hexChar[3];
Click to expand...

If you're refering to System::String here, then the appropriate way would be
to use String::Concat(). You might want to make hexChar an array of
System::Char or wchar_t, instead, though...
Click to expand...
 
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