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Using basic_string in C#

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Henk #1 / 3	Using basic_string in C# Hi! I have imported a function from a Win32-dll to my C# project. The function in the dll takes a basic_string, or actually a const basic_string&, as argument. Is it possible to convert a C#-string to a basic_string. With basic_string I mean: #include <string> std::string str; Thanks in advance! /Henke
Mon, 28 Mar 2005 18:18:21 GMT

Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP #2 / 3	Using basic_string in C# Henke, No, there is not. You can create another dll that wraps your dll and then exposes the parameter as something the framework would understand (a null terminated character string, or a BSTR). Hope this helps. -- - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] Quote: > Hi! > I have imported a function from a Win32-dll to my C# project. The function > in the dll takes a basic_string, or actually a const basic_string&, as > argument. Is it possible to convert a C#-string to a basic_string. > With basic_string I mean: > #include <string> > std::string str; > Thanks in advance! > /Henke
Mon, 28 Mar 2005 21:37:27 GMT

Henk #3 / 3	Using basic_string in C# Thanks Nicholas, I have control over the dll so I can add a new method that takes a null terminated char string and make the conversion there. /Henke Quote: > Henke, > No, there is not. You can create another dll that wraps your dll and > then exposes the parameter as something the framework would understand (a > null terminated character string, or a BSTR). > Hope this helps. > -- > - Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] > > Hi! > > I have imported a function from a Win32-dll to my C# project. The function > > in the dll takes a basic_string, or actually a const basic_string&, as > > argument. Is it possible to convert a C#-string to a basic_string. > > With basic_string I mean: > > #include <string> > > std::string str; > > Thanks in advance! > > /Henke
Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:57:38 GMT

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