10 Jun
2001
10 Jun
'01
8:50 p.m.
Frank Heckenbach wrote:
Russ Whitaker wrote:
I see nothing wrong with the term "cstring". Just remember that it is not a string and has its own rules.
Just my opinion. :-)
Same here.
In C, a string is a pointer to an array of chars which is the same as a pointer to a single char which is the same as [the identifier of] an array of chars. `CString' describes this better than any combination of `p's and Pascal type names.
Peter
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