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char* str =  _strdup(line.c_str);
char delims[] = "as";
char *result = NULL;
result = strtok( str, delims );

while( result != NULL ) 
{
   printf( result );
   result = strtok( NULL, delims );
}

free(str);

    ofstream outputFile("name.txt");
ifstream inputFile;
string name = "ABCD";
outputFile << name.c_str();
outputFile.close();

maycockt wrote:

Is it possible to determine this colour at runtime?

maycockt wrote:

is there a list of predefined colours available

Cedric Moonen wrote:

I suggest you google for "Factory pattern" in C++.

ThatsAlok but it factory pattern, all class name should be pre-known, i think he asking for dynamically loading class object.

Moak wrote:

Okay this is the same as Cédric just posted... now you have some links

static void* Creator(char* className)
{
    if (strcmp(className, "CMyTestClass") == 0)
        return new CMyTestClass;
    else if (strcmp(className, "CMyTestClass2") == 0)
        return new CMyTestClass2;

    .
    .
    .
}

«_Superman_» wrote:

static void* Creator(char* className){ if (strcmp(className, "CMyTestClass") == 0) return new CMyTestClass; else if (strcmp(className, "CMyTestClass2") == 0) return new CMyTestClass2; . . .}

transoft wrote:

I save this name in a string like:

char* ClassString = "CMyTestClass"