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| Re: strcmp() works with String? [message #5907 is a reply to message #5906] |
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mirek
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| forlano wrote on Tue, 24 October 2006 04:48 |
Hello,
yesterday I noticed in my code several instructions:
String s1, s2;
strcmp(s1, s2);
I used it when I ported in U++ the old C code and was unaware of the method CompareNoCase(). The question is: strcmp() maybe armful with String? Are there case in which the operation can produce the crash? Anyway I'm going to substitute it.
Luigi
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Actually, it is more or less harmless and String is designed to work this way, as it has conversion operator to const char * (this is BTW a big difference from std::string too). You can use String everywhere const char* is required.
Mirek
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