type VARIANT and array - conversion to CString

Hi
I have a problem, I want to convert program in Visual Basic 6 to VC++6.
Program in VB works OK., but in VC++ I don't know how to convert 'VARIANT'
to 'Cstring'.
How to convert 'VARIANT ww' to 'CString pp'

In C++ debug info I have:
ww={???}
ww.vt=8204
pvarVal={VT_NULL}
hr=0


Visual C++
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BSTR _name;
_name = SysAllocString(L"Name");
VARIANT ww;
//sdoc->GetItemValue(BSTR pName, VARIANT *pValues)
HRESULT hr = sdoc->GetItemValue(_name, &ww);
CString pp;
pp = ww; // HOW TO MAKE IT WORK ???
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Visual Basic:
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Dim ww As String
ww = sdoc.GetItemValue("Name")(0)
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GREAT THANKS FOR ANY HELP

r.

re: type VARIANT and array - conversion to CString

romi wrote:[color=blue]
>
> I have a problem, I want to convert program in Visual Basic 6 to
> VC++6. Program in VB works OK., but in VC++ I don't know how to
> convert 'VARIANT' to 'Cstring'.
> How to convert 'VARIANT ww' to 'CString pp'[/color]

Read the name of the newsgroup carefully. Note the lack of '++'
in the name. Also bear in mind that VB and VC are exclusively
Microsoft entities, and inherently non-portable. This might guide
you to searching for groups with 'Microsfot' in their names.

I.E. this is off-topic here.

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re: type VARIANT and array - conversion to CString

CBFalconer <cbfalconer@yahoo.com> scribbled the following:[color=blue]
> romi wrote:[color=green]
>> I have a problem, I want to convert program in Visual Basic 6 to
>> VC++6. Program in VB works OK., but in VC++ I don't know how to
>> convert 'VARIANT' to 'Cstring'.
>> How to convert 'VARIANT ww' to 'CString pp'[/color][/color]
[color=blue]
> Read the name of the newsgroup carefully. Note the lack of '++'
> in the name. Also bear in mind that VB and VC are exclusively
> Microsoft entities, and inherently non-portable. This might guide
> you to searching for groups with 'Microsfot' in their names.[/color]

You won't find many groups with "Microsfot" in their names. I know, I
know, I should STFW^HU...

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