Rofar
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Str class
Unless I'm just missing something, it appears that the Str class has no comparison operator. I don't really see any way to easily compare strings. Am I overlooking something?
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| 01-24-2010 08:30 PM |
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Esenthel
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RE: Str class
in string.h:
Code:
Int Compare (CChar8 *a ,CChar8 *b ); // compare text, returns -1,0,1
Int Compare (CChar8 *a ,CChar16 *b ); // compare text, returns -1,0,1
Int Compare (CChar16 *a ,CChar8 *b ); // compare text, returns -1,0,1
Int Compare (CChar16 *a ,CChar16 *b ); // compare text, returns -1,0,1
Int ComparePath (CChar8 *a ,CChar8 *b ); // compare path, returns -1,0,1 (treats '/'=='\')
Int ComparePath (CChar8 *a ,CChar16 *b ); // compare path, returns -1,0,1 (treats '/'=='\')
Int ComparePath (CChar16 *a ,CChar8 *b ); // compare path, returns -1,0,1 (treats '/'=='\')
Int ComparePath (CChar16 *a ,CChar16 *b ); // compare path, returns -1,0,1 (treats '/'=='\')
you can directly put Str as arguments into these functions, without any manual casting
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| 01-24-2010 08:43 PM |
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Rofar
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RE: Str class
Ah, thanks. I just knew I had to have overlooked it.
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| 01-24-2010 08:52 PM |
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menajev
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RE: Str class
There is no function to get part of a string (e.g. str.getPart(2,4))?
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| 06-07-2010 12:08 PM |
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