Use the strstr function perhaps? I'm assuming you're using C, because you'd be better of using the std::string class and substr functions if you're using C++. Read More
Yes, you should see my example. Read More
> is because windows functions only accept char*, So how do you know that those functions are not going to modify the string? Now some windows functions are sloppy in the use of const, but then again perhaps they're not const for a reason. Since you're being vague about what … Read More
[quote=ishwar;246736]Listen, I don't speak c++, I don't really care what you c++ rabis debate about evry day. In school we do Pascal , Pointers don't come into play until 1st year university. Thanks for the advice anyways, [I]Ishwar[/I][/quote] Frankly one sentence, PLEASE APOLOGIZE THIS INSTANT. It really hurts when someone … Read More