I have an Edit Box on a form. The text entered in it is stored as an AnsiString. I must pass the input AnsiString data to a function that requires a const char* as a parameter. How can I pass the AnsiString as a const char*? I would appreciate any help on this.
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AnsiString foo;
How do I pass this to a function which needs a char?
(eg., strcpy, etc).Answer:
foo->c_str().
The c_str() method of the AnsiString class returns
a const char* which can be used to read, but not
modify, the underlying string.
I've got
AnsiString foo;
How do I pass this to a function which needs a char?
(eg., strcpy, etc).
Answer:
foo->c_str().
The c_str() method of the AnsiString class returns
a const char* which can be used to read, but not
modify, the underlying string.
I've got
AnsiString foo;
How do I pass this to a function which needs a char?
(eg., strcpy, etc).Answer:
foo->c_str().
The c_str() method of the AnsiString class returns
a const char* which can be used to read, but not
modify, the underlying string.
Thank you. It worked fine.
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