OK, so I\'m all sold on the copy-and-swap idiom and I think I mostly know how to implement it. However, or codebase uses MFC\'s CString class as string and this ain\'t gonna change.
I\'m trying to encrypt a query string on a game I\'m making when opening a url. It doesn\'t have to be complicated, in fact since I\'m working from a game engine 开发者_开发百科it needs to be as simpl
I\'m trying to use P/Invoke to call functions in an unmanaged C++ DLL from C#. The C++ DLL uses CString\'s as function parameters and returns, such as
I am processing a string in which each word is separated by spaces. The < indicates it is a input redirection, and > indicates it is a output redirection.
im trying to compare words of an array using strcmp.Im trying to get each word that app开发者_开发技巧ears more than once in the array to print out only once, so i can determine the number of unique w
What would be the easiest way to convert the \"res\" variable (CURLcode) into a CString? Here\'s the standard example which compiles fine on my machine but I want to use this in a MFC app and display
I am well aware of techniques to convert CString to a C-style character. One of them is to use strcpy/_tcscpy, and others include using CStrBuf.
Let\'s say I have a string that has multiple carriage returns in it, i.e: 394968686 10063038开发者_运维百科2
Okay, so I\'m trying to reverse a C style string in C++ , and I\'m coming upon some weird output. Perhaps someone can shed some light?
How to add parameterB and pictureName? I got an error that says: \'+\': cannot add two pointers. CString parameterA = _T(\"\\\"\") + mycustompath + _T(\"identify.exe\\\"\");
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