Re: CString Array to LPCTSTR *

One of the things I hate about string STL is there is no equivalent of
CString GetBuffer(...)/ReleaseBuffer(...) which comes handy when we need to
pass pointer to string to win32apis like RegQueryValue(...)

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"Ajay Kalra" <ajaykalra@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Saul775 wrote:
Is it possible to convert a CString array to a 2D array of TSTR, so that
I
might pass it into a function?

For example...

CString words[] = {"Hello", "How", "Are", "You"};

void MyFunc(LPCTSTR *words, int nSize)
{
...
}

Saul775


Use std::vector or CStringArray.

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Ajay



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