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2003-07-24 12:15:02 PM
cppbuilder26
yupz, i tried that one but it doesn't work. it only works for ansistrings.
is there other way of doing it?
i tried ostreamstring, but i don't know how to clear it after using it. i used (ostreamstringvarname).clear() but it doesn't clear the contents.
" Bruce Salzman" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:

i'm sorry, i mean ostringstream.
"jaycee" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:

"jaycee" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >writes:
[Rearranged quotes]
newsgroups; it doesn't work :-)
Always say *what* doesn't work
- compiler error (quote the error message)
- linker error (quote the error message)
- unexpected behavior (what did you expect? what happened instead?)
- access violation (where in the code?)
- etc.
expression.
The above expression attempts to apply binary + to an array of char const and
a pointer to char. There is no operator+ for these two operand types,
independently of the type of s.
The easiest solution is to construct a std::string from the first operand;
std::string s(std::string("the first string is ")
+ a
+ " and the second one is"
+ b);
 

{smallsort}

Hello all
I have a AnsiString variable
String = "Rain*Humidity*Water*Dust"
This values should be stored in 4 different variables.
s1 = Rain
s2 = Humidity
s3=Water
s4=Dust
Can anybody provide the solution for this
Thank
SA
 

"bar" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:
to get the individual strings or use a TStringList and split
the String into its parts with ExtractStrings().
 

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