The example in the book says to do _variant_t ("Product"), for example. How do I use a CString variable instead of "Product"? I.E. how do I cast a CString as a _variant_t?
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Sat, 27 Jul 2002 03:00:00 GMT
Jim Gambl #2 / 3
Casting CString as _variant_t
Try this: CString sFoo("Product"); _variant_t(sFoo.GetBuffer(1)); or _variant_t((LPSTR)sFoo);
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> The example in the book says to do _variant_t > ("Product"), for example. How do I use a CString > variable instead of "Product"? I.E. how do I > cast a CString as a _variant_t?
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Sun, 28 Jul 2002 03:00:00 GMT
Wayne Fulle #3 / 3
Casting CString as _variant_t
CString str("Some String");
_variant_t var((LPCTSTR) str);
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> The example in the book says to do _variant_t > ("Product"), for example. How do I use a CString > variable instead of "Product"? I.E. how do I > cast a CString as a _variant_t?
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Casting CString as _variant_t