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Hey, I was working on a program that would ask you a question and you had to put an answer. Well, when I went to compare the answer the user inputs with the right answer, it always comes up wrong and I was wondering if I did these lines of coding right:

LPSTR lpString = "";
					GetDlgItemText(hwndqw2, IDC_ANSQW, lpString, 1000);
					string span = lpString;
					string span2 = rSpnV[i];
					if(span == span2)
						MessageBox(hwndqw2,"You are right!!!", "CORRECT!", MB_OK);
					else
						MessageBox(hwndqw2, "You are wrong!!!", "WRONG!", MB_OK);
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You have to allocate memory for the string because GetDlgItemText() does not do that for you.

char text[255] = {0};
GetDlgItemText(hwndqw2, IDC_ANSQW, text, sizeof(text));
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Thanks. It works like a charm now.

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