C / C++ / MFC

minkowski wrote:

I was wondering was I right in my comments on the 2 uses of const in the array def.?

<br />
const char *p  = arr;<br />

<br />
const char *p  = arr[0];<br />

minkowski wrote:

But I thought that if you refer to an array without the [] its just referring to the 1st element in the array

int pIntArray[5];
for (int i=0;i<5;i++)
   pIntArray[i] = i;

int Test = pIntArray[0];  // Ok
int Test2 = pIntArray;   // Doesn't compile because pIntArray is a pointer to the first element

const char *p = arr;
const char *p = &arr[0];

softgrid wrote:

The current header file i have (Winsvc.h) neither contain a definition of the structure "SERVICE_STATUS_PROCESS" nor the function "QueryServiceStatusEx(...)".
I am using Visual C++ 6.0.

Can any body help me with that?

Requirements 
  Windows NT/2000/XP: Included in Windows 2000 and later.
  Header: Declared in Winsvc.h; include Windows.h.

baerten wrote:

Whats the best procedure

vtalau wrote:

CString name = "John";
LPCSTR test = TEXT ("hello" + name);

CString name = _T( "Nibu " );
name += _T( "Hello" );
LPCTSTR test = name;

LPCSTR test = name; // This will be fine till you do a unicode build.

Nibu babu thomas wrote:

name += _T( "Hello" );

name = L("Hello")+name;

Rage wrote:

otherwise: "Nibu Hello"

vtalau wrote:

TEXT

CString str="Hello "+name;
LPCTSTR string = str.operator LPCTSTR();

CString str="Hello "+name;
LPCTSTR string = (LPCTSTR)str;