Smart Devices Native C++ Development
In C#, there is coding on string like this, to declare 2D array of string :
Detail = new string[10][]; Detail[0] = new string[] {"A","B","C"}; Detail[1] = new string[] {"D","E","F"}; ............ .............
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Then how can I convert the above in a C++ environment
You can use the class CStringArray witch can answer to your request, and this is a nice article about Extending CStringArray can help you in addition to this tutorial.
or you can use something like this:
char szArry[3][10] = {"TEST", "test1", "Test2"};
char szTmp[10] = "\0";
strcpy(szTmp,szArry[0]);
strcpy(szArry[1],"TEST3");
Thanks all of you!
I still have one question to ask. How can I convert char array into CString, so that I can pass the variable into list box
CString myStr("");
Char Data[100];
myStr=(CString)Data;