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TGF
How do you copy a String type into a native char buffer[256]? Dumb
question, but not sure how to do it
TGF
question, but not sure how to do it
TGF
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Hello,
Use ToCharArray method of String.
Regards
Use ToCharArray method of String.
Regards
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Tomas Restrepo \(MVP\)
TGF,
If you don't mind an extra buffer copy, you can use the Marshal class in the
System::Runtime::InteropServices namespace, with the StringToAnsiHGlobal(),
then just use strncpy or another like method.
Otherwise, another option would be to use PtrToStringChars() in vcclr.h, pin
the returned pointer, and then use a Unicode-to-ansi conversion function
(such as WideCharToMultiByte) directly unto your array.
How do you copy a String type into a native char buffer[256]? Dumb
question, but not sure how to do it
If you don't mind an extra buffer copy, you can use the Marshal class in the
System::Runtime::InteropServices namespace, with the StringToAnsiHGlobal(),
then just use strncpy or another like method.
Otherwise, another option would be to use PtrToStringChars() in vcclr.h, pin
the returned pointer, and then use a Unicode-to-ansi conversion function
(such as WideCharToMultiByte) directly unto your array.