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In article <387ed1c7@grissom> "Jarne Cook" <jarne@powerup.com.au> writes:
>Can anyone tell me how to convert a char* to a string or get access to each
>charater one by one.
>
>I am trying to get char* argv[1] ( the first argument) so that I can
>manipulate each character.  Can someone PLEEEZE tell me if there is a
>standard c++ call to do that.

If you mean the string "class" from the C++ Standard Library,
the Standard way is supposed to be to #include <string>,
and then just declare object with it.  It has a char * to string
constructor built in.  Do note though that by default the standard
will require that you use std::string and not just string, for instance:

#include <string>

string s("Hello, world");
// ...

- Greg
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