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AuPStrToCStr

The AuPStrToCStr is designed to provide a temporary change of string type from a Pascal-style string to a C-style string. When a Pascal-style string is passed to the constructor, it is converted to a C-style string. Upon destruction, the string is converted back to a Pascal-style string.

Once a Pascal-style string has been passed into the constructor of this class, it will no longer be a valid Pascal-style string until the destructor of this class is called.

This class has no ancestors.

This class has no additional requirements.

• AuStrConvert.h
• AuStrConvert.ip
• AuStrConvert.cp

AuPStrToCStr(
char* inCStr
);

~AuPStrToCStr(
void);

inline
char*
CStr(
void
);

char*
myCStr;

AuPStrToCStr(
void
);

AuPStrToCStr(
const AuPStrToCStr&
);

const AuPStrToCStr&
operator=(
const AuPStrToCStr&
);

There are no static methods introduced with this class.

This class does not override any methods.

There are no virtual functions introduced with this class.

Member Data

char* myCStr;

This is the address of the string which will need to be converted back to a Pascal-string upon destruction.

AuPStrToCStr

Converts a Pascal-style string to a C-style string.

AuPStrToCStr(
char* inPStr
);

The argument is the string to convert.

AuPStrToCStr(
void
);

This constructor is not implemented.

AuPStrToCStr(
const AuPStrToCStr&
);

This constructor is not implemented.

~AuPStrToCStr

~AuPStrToCStr(
void
);

Converts the string back to a C-style string.

CStr

inline
signed char*
CStr(
void
);

Accesses the string as a signed char* so that you can avoid using a type-cast. Although you can still access the string with the variable passed to the constructor, it will have the wrong type for most uses.

operator=

const AuPStrToCStr&
operator=(
const AuPStrToCStr&
);

This operator is not implemented.

Last Modified: Monday, October 2, 2000