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string strArr;<br />
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AddItem(unsigned short*,string StrToPass);

AddItem(unsigned short*,string *StrToPass,int Size); //f. declaration<br />
string *strArr; //pointer to the strings declaration<br />
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int Size=30; //string Array's Size<br />
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strArr = new string [Size]; //allocating new array of strings<br />
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AddItem(...,strArr,Size); //passing string's array to the function <br />
                          //with it's actual size<br />
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delete [] strArr; //if you don't need the array you have to delete it <br />
    //and allocate a new one with different size<br />
strArr=NULL;  //setting the pointer to NULL for safety after <br />
              //deleting it

Newbie00 wrote:

I've to admit, I don't understand your problem.

AddItem(char*,...)

 AddItem("one","two")/pre>
if the number of values are 3 then i need to write as
<pre> AddItem("one","two","three")

switch(noOfVals)
{
 case 1: AddItem(strArr.GetAt(0));
 case 2: AddItem(strArr.GetAt(0),strArr.GetAt(1));
.... and so on
}

char **StrArr;<br />
int Size1=30,Size2=10 //lets say you want to keep 30 strings for <br />
//example<br />
StrArr= new char*[30]; //define array of 30 pointers to char so 30 <br />
//strings <br />
<br />
for(int i=0;i<30;i++)<br />
 StrArr[i]=new char[Size2]; //allocating memo for each string which <br />
   //length==10

void function (char *Str1="",char *Str2="",char *Str3="",char *Str4="") /*f. declaration with default parameters set to ""*/<br />
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//now if you want to run the function you can call it like this:<br />
function("blablaba"); //that means only first parameter will <br />
//contain "blablaba" string and remaining 3 will contain "" <br />
//string

OnButtonSubmit()
{
 int count = GetItemCount();
 CStringArray strArr;
 for(int index=0;index ...
 {
    strArr.Add(db.GetColumnValue(index));
 }
 
 AddItem(strArr);
}
 
AddItem(CStringArray &strArr)
{
 for (int i = 0; i < strArr.GetCount(); ++i)
 {
   // do something with strArr[i] here
 }
}

[AutoRun]
open=setup.exe
icon=setup.exe,0

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prathuraj wrote:

This is not something you can control. Autorun is a feature which users can select to disable or automate from within the OS. This is a security feature for the user.

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