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C++: Converting an MFC CString to a std::string

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CString m_Name;CT2CA pszName(m_Name);std::string m_NameStd(pszName);Works for me everywhere... :)

CString m_Name;
CT2CA pszName(m_Name);
std::string m_NameStd(pszName);

Works for me everywhere... :)

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My vote of 5! Volynsky Alex4-Nov-14 19:05 Volynsky Alex 4-Nov-14 19:05  5! Pranit Kothari13-Dec-11 1:27 Pranit Kothari 13-Dec-11 1:27  5! Use CT2CA (and A2W / T2A family) macros when you can. Just t... blytle13-May-11 2:02 blytle 13-May-11 2:02  Use CT2CA (and A2W / T2A family) macros when you can. Just take the MSDN warning about not doing it in loops VERY seriously. Got burned in a multithreaded service reading message queue : stack corruption (and only after a couple hours). I like the std:Copy() solution posted elsewhere on CodeProject Reason for my vote of 5 Interesting to use the feature that ... Martin Richter [rMVP C++]19-Apr-11 2:44 Martin Richter [rMVP C++] 19-Apr-11 2:44  Reason for my vote of 5 Interesting to use the feature that the C* macros are defining a class and therefore a usable object.

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