Re: passing a string to a dll
- From: "Tom Serface" <tom.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 14:35:41 -0700
Yeah, but writing
if(!s.Compare(_T("12345"))
is even more confusing than
if(s.Compare(_T("12345")) == 0)
I think == and Compare evaluate to the same code, but CompareNoCase() is definitely useful. I wish there were a FindNoCase() equivalent.
Tom
"David Webber" <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23HnKe%23i%23HHA.5160@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
"David Ching" <dc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:lHVHi.50873$Um6.31878@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Ah, but you would really need:if(s != _T("12345") )...
if( s.Compare( _T("12345") ) )
if( s.Compare( _T("12345") == 0 ) )
No. Compare() returns non-zero if the strings differ - like strcmp().
if (s != _T("12345") )
which illustrates the intent perfectly.
I agree it looks nicer. But as I say it leaves me a little nervous, if irrationally so. [Not *that* irrational, otherwise the OP wouldn't have had a problem!]
But I don't go for all that ==0 stuff. I was using C long enough to get used to writing
if( n )
for any integer type. Similarly I never write if( p!=NULL ) for pointers but just if(p). And things like
TCHAR *psz;
...
if( psz && *psz ) ....
The idiom is now so familiar that I no longer feel the need for my usual degree of pedantry :-)
Dave
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