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Re: Show computer name on a label 1 Month Ago by Mr.M char ComputerName [MAX_COMPUTERNAME_LENGTH + 1]; DWORD cbComputerName = sizeof (ComputerName); if(GetComputerName (ComputerName, &cbComputerName)){ String^ pcname(ComputerName); label9->Text = pcname; } Re: Show computer name on a label 1 Month Ago by Mr.M Error can't convert char to Text when I output ComputerName to label Cannot convert parameter 1 from char[16] to system::String ^ Re: Show computer name on a label 1 Month Ago by Salem > Cannot convert parameter 1 from char[16] to system::String ^ You need to convert your char array to a CLI string in… Re: Show computer name on a label 1 Month Ago by Mr.M I tried that but I get this error Error 14 error C2440: 'initializing' : cannot convert from 'char [16]' to 'System::String ^' Regarding browser crashing, only with Dani its crashes on the other sites it doesn't crash char to detect space 18 Years Ago by gamodg …; My [COLOR="#ff0000"]name[/COLOR] is xyz "; char *q; q=strstr(p,"[COLOR="#ff0000"]name… will increment the ptr q and put it in a char array say str[] but how will i check for space… Re: Char data type in while loop 15 Years Ago by Salem > char a_char; Well you asked for only one char, and that's what you got. Consider a char array (or better, a [ICODE]std::string[/ICODE]) if you want to store many chars in the same object. Re: char or varchar 11 Years Ago by RomelynCastillo … field to hold. The maximum value is 255. For example: CHAR(10) This field can then hold a maximum of ten… your text: "TEXT " "TENLETTERS" VARCHAR- Like CHAR, but the rest of the characters are not padded with… Re: char or varchar 11 Years Ago by pritaeas Char allocates a fixed length string as defined, whereas varchar uses a string length upto it's defined size. Re: char ** 12 Years Ago by Lucaci Andrew …can do a 2x2 matrix out of a `char**`: #include <iostream> using namespace …row 3 #define col 3 char** CreateCharMatrix(){ char ** matrix; matrix=new char*[row]; for (int i=…[i]; } delete [] matrix; } int main(){ char ** matrix; matrix=CreateCharMatrix(); for (int i=0;i… CHAR[] Help? 15 Years Ago by turtlez …...(more before) void getInput(int num){ char = one[1]; char = two[1]; char = three[1]; char = four[1]; ...(more after) saying… it is expecting something before the keyword "char" i am using Dev C++(Latest) as… had i as the following at one point: char[5]xxx; ((Example Variable)) Any and all help… char help 15 Years Ago by kangarooblood …include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { char name; cout << "please type in your … <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { char name; cout << "please type in your …hello bitch, if I try to change the char name; to char name[30]; I receive a error message saying… Re: char help 15 Years Ago by csurfer [B]@skydiploma :[/B] [QUOTE]Use the function strcmp(char ,char)[/QUOTE]Missing out on several things today ha buddy ??? Its [ICODE]strcmp(char *,char *)[/ICODE] for strings. ;) Re: CHAR[] Help? 15 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon There are two problems on each of those lines 1) one, two, three, etc are not defined in that function. 2) [b]char[/b] is a data type, but you failed to provide a variable name. For example [icode] char something = 1;[/icode] [edit]What ^^^ said too :) Re: char help 15 Years Ago by Sky Diploma You should either use a string from [icode]#include<string>[/icode] Or else Use the function [URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstring/strcmp/"]strcmp(char ,char)[/URL] Re: char help 15 Years Ago by Sky Diploma Well it seems that "today is not my day" . Maybe its because of my anticipation towards the Wimbledon final. I am a big Roger Federer Fan!! However I just realised that it is [code] strcmp ( const char * , const char *); [/code] Re: CHAR[] Help? 15 Years Ago by donaldw … you're trying to do in that code, but "char" is a data type, so you're trying to… Re: char help 15 Years Ago by csurfer [B]Three small changes :[/B] [B]1>[/B]Use #include<string> in the beginning [B]2>[/B]Take name as [code=c++]string name;[/code]rather than char name. [B]3>[/B]Use "kevin" rather than 'kevin' in the check. Re: char help 15 Years Ago by Sky Diploma … Make name into a C-styled array as in [icode]char name[30][/icode] Then, you should use double quotes ("… Re: char help 15 Years Ago by kangarooblood … Make name into a C-styled array as in [icode]char name[30][/icode] Then, you should use double quotes ("… Re: char help 15 Years Ago by kangarooblood [QUOTE=csurfer;908691][B]Three small changes :[/B] [B]1>[/B]Use #include<string> in the beginning [B]2>[/B]Take name as [code=c++]string name;[/code]rather than char name. [B]3>[/B]Use "kevin" rather than 'kevin' in the check.[/QUOTE] Thank You, at last it works!!! char 14 Years Ago by annitaz …jmp start ; Start program execution 7 00000003 42524F574E20464F58 char: db 'BROWN FOX' ; Please key in exactly…ah,02h 21 0000001D 8A16[0900] mov dl,[char+6] 22 23 jmp_: 24 00000021 7502… Re: char ** 12 Years Ago by NathanOliver …. It is just an array of characters. A `char **` is and array of `char*` which is to say it is an group… different things. This is a good page for learning about char arrays http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ntcs/ this is… char * 13 Years Ago by ram619 The output is 2011. Can anyone plz tell me how it is so ????[CODE=c]#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> void main() { char c[]="GATE2011"; char *p=c; clrscr(); printf("%s",p+p[3]-p[1]); getch(); }[/CODE] Re: char ** 12 Years Ago by learner_new thankx i got this.. but i have one more problem....what is a string exactly?? becoz getline(char **,size_t*,FILE*) it works as getline(cin,data); //where data is a string i.e. string data; however somehow i think string is not exactly char **. char ** 12 Years Ago by learner_new > what exactly is char **?? how is it used in getline function? Re: char ** 12 Years Ago by WaltP It's a *pointer* that points to a *pointer* that points to a *char* As for how it works, work it out. Draw a map of memory and see how it could possibly be layed out and used. Re: char to detect space 18 Years Ago by John A … C or C++? When I saw you using strstr and char arrays, I assumed we were in C. But file.eof… char ** s = new[], char s[i] = new [], for (i < size) delete [] s[i] = Segfault 18 Years Ago by saishn …public: aClass(); ~aClass(); bool addPattern(char * type, char * ptrn); private: int numPtrns; char ** ptrnTypes; char ** ptrns; }; aClass::aClass() …(ptrns, numPtrns); } bool aClass::addPattern(char * type, char * ptrn) { char * * typesHolder = 0; char * * ptrnsHolder = 0; if (… Char array 14 Years Ago by iluwinter … void readFunction(char,int&); void guessLetter(char&, int&); void checkLetter(char, char, char&, int&); int rightORwrong(char&, char&, char&, int…&); void printSolution(char, int&); int main… Re: Char array 14 Years Ago by goldzero …&); void checkLetter(char*, char*, char&, int&); int rightORwrong(char*, char*, char&, int&); void printSolution(char*, int&); int main() { char word[100], solution…