C / C++ / MFC

char *text;
text=""; // Valid
text="hello"; // Valid
// ------
char *text;
strcpy( text, "some string" ); // NOT Valid - no valid memory pointed to by <code>text</code>
// ------
char textarray[ 64 ];   // A valid array
char *text = textarray; // Valid, pointer now points to a valid array
 
strcpy( text, "some string" ); // Valid - string written into memory pointed to by <code>text</code> (which is the <code>textarray</code> array)
strcpy( textarray, "another string" ); // Valid - arrays "degrade"/"decay" into pointers, so the string is written into the <code>textarray</code> array

VuNic wrote:

char chArray[MAX_LEN][MAX_LEN]={"ONE","TWO","THREE".....};

sachinjegaonkar wrote:

GLOBAL UNIQUE IDENTIFIER

neha.agarwal27 wrote:

now i want to know how do i pass these values to my list control class.

MyClass *a = new(MyClass);

prithaa wrote:

The GetSelItems() function gives multiple ints then What should I do.

prithaa wrote:

Thanks,I overlooked the docs.