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Yes If B have some Values like "a","b","c".... then i want to store these values in A[10].I need some line of code..
Plz give me..
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Hi,
You may be mistaken about CString.
You can store a variable in CString object.
CString string = "Test String";
If you want to copy CString A to B;
Do CString A = "Test String";
CString B;
B = A;
Thats it..
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No I am not misteke about CString.
CString B; variable change at the runtime.Let Us take example.First time CString B="As"; Secon Time It's values changes now it's values is CString B="Cs". So i want to store these variable in Array. Plz help me.
Forum every reply help US .Plz help me
Thx's in Advance
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CString a[100];
CString b;
b = "As";
a[0] = b;
b = "Cs";
a[1] = b;
BTW probably a good C/C++ tutorial is needed.
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Thx's for reply.It's help me,but little more problem.
Sir CString b values came into runtime and every time it's value is new.And this code Every time store new values in a[0]and a[1].But i need to store all new values and don't want to delete Old values.Plz help me
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CString a[100];
CString b;
int i=0;
b = "As";
a[i] = b;
i = (i + 1) % 100;
b = "Cs";
a[i] = b;
i = (i + 1) % 100;
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
[My articles]
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 I gave you code in my previous reply. Do you know what a CString class does ? You know that you can actually store a full string (e.g. "Hello") in a CString object ? So, when you have something like CString A[100], it actually means that you have an array of 100 CString objects (so, each one containing a separate string).
If you still don't know what to do, then please reformat your question because I don't get it.
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Simple i want to store some String variable in CString A[100].Plz help me
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My first reply gave you an example. Just store the string where you want in the array, what is the problem with that ? Did you try the code I gave you ?
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Thx's I am try to do through that.
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I think still i am not abel tell extact problem.I have a two string one is Array type and second one in simple String.And i want to store values os Simple string in String Array. I need some code example..
Thanks in Advance
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LearnVC++MFC wrote: I have a two string one is Array type and second one in simple String
I guess the problem is that you don't understand the basics of C++. You don't have 2 strings, you have 101 strings: 100 are in a array (A) and one is alone (B). Please, review the basis and understand what an array is and what a CString is.
LearnVC++MFC wrote: I need some code example..
It would be much more easy for us if you explain EXACTLY what you are trying to do, because for now it doesn't make any sense to me.
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Can you give me Some line of code how to store String Variable in String array.Plz give me
Thanks in advance
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 Oh my god. Is it a joke ? It's the third time you ask that and I gave you code in my first reply already.
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Where you gave this one
A[10] = B; How will think it is code example..
Thanks very much for help like that...
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LearnVC++MFC wrote: Where you gave this one
A[10] = B;
How will think it is code example..
1. That's exactly what you asked for.
2. If you don't recognise this as code you should reconsider your career choice.
LearnVC++MFC wrote: Thanks very much for help like that...
Your sarcasm is highly inappropriate. Cedric (and others) spent a lot of time trying to help you but you're simply too dense to understand.
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How can you expect people to give you an answer when you can't even ask a proper question.
You asked this: "I have two string CString A[100]and CString B.I want to store variable of B in A".
The code I gave you does what you are asking for, so why do you still complain ? I asked you several time to rephrase your question properly, is it my fault if you can't express yourself ? If the code I gave you is not what you are looking for, then why do you continue asking exactly the same question over and over ?
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ok i accept it's my fault...
Can i continue..IF yes the reply me.I will try to do more specific..
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LearnVC++MFC wrote: I will try to do more specific..
Go ahead.
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Thanks
I have told already about two String.CString a[100] and CString b;
Every time b values is change at the run time.And i want to store every value of b at the run time.
I have got some example
CString a[10];
CString b;
a[0] = b;
a[1] = b;
But it is not proper working.Every time both a1[0] and a1[1] values is changed. But i want to store like that..
a[0]="assa",a[1]="iuf".
So plz help me
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First of all, CString a[100] is an array of type CString. In your example you assign the value of "b" to the first two elements of "a". So, your code does exactly what you described:
LearnVC++MFC wrote: Every time both a1[0] and a1[1] values is changed
If you want different values in a[0] and a[1] then you have to assign different values and not the same.
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I really think you need to start by reading a good book on C++ because you don't know at all what you are doing. Do you know what an array is and how to use it ? It seems not.
So, what you have to do is store each new string in a NEW position in the array, not overriding the previous values.
CString a[10];
CString b;
b = "Test";
a[0] = b;
b = "Test2";
a[1] = b;
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I understand the question. It's "please finish my homework assignment for me?"
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I see you need to learn the basics. I advise to try some projects out and read the docs from Microsoft. 
Greetings from Germany
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Have you considered something like:
CStringArray A;
CString B;
B = "First value";
A.Add(B);
B = "Second value";
A.Add(B);
B = "Third value";
A.Add(B);
...
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