Hi, I am studying c++ in Visual c++ 2005. Please help with 2 issue.
1) How to convert String ^a to char b[30]?
2) Are fprintf , fscanf, fwrite, fread not take any managed type string? if yes, how? If no, any other function we can read and write the file?
Sincerely,
Thanks.
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Google as well turns up some interesting results on this.
OK are we talking about converting C++ style strings to a char[]? Or is this something that is more advanced? because if it is just C++ string to char[], then there is a member function of strings that can do it for you isn't there? c_str()? But I assume that you won't tell him the answer because it is much more complicated than this.
It appears String is a C# or Java string. To convert to a C-style char array you would need to research interoperabilit y. I don't think there is anything in the sandbox that let's you step out of it.
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