Re: Passing a string between dialogs
Hi G,
I think you can get away with storing just about anything in a CString, but
frankly I find it confusing to use it as a container for "not strings".
Especially when there are so many other options. In this case I think OP
should just use the data they already have.
Tom
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But the point here is that neither CString nor std::string would be
right.
Of course, in fact the OP needs 0s inside its data.
When I have BYTE data, I tend to use CByteArray to hold it. Or, I will
allocate it on the
heap if I need to pass it across a thread boundary.
Since there's no discussion of arrays-inside-arrays, the issues of
containers don't arise.
I do agree with you.
Also David C. likes MFC containers better than STL ones.
I agree with you that if there is no composibility involved, choosing one
kind or the other kind is fine in both cases.
Giovanni
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