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These are some posibilities

Example1:
 char* Buffer = "Your string 1";
 Caption = String(Buffer);


Example2:
 char Buffer[] = "Your string 2";
 Caption = String(Buffer);


Example3:
 AnsiString Buffer = "Your string 3";
 Caption = Buffer;



Example4:
 AnsiString Buffer[] = {"Your string 1", "Your string 2", "Your string 3"};

 String S = "";
 for (int i=0; i<ARRAYSIZE(Buffer); ++i)
 {
     S += Buffer[i] + " ";
 }
 Caption = S;


Example5:
 char* Buffer[] = {"Your string 1", "Your string 2", "Your string 3"};

 String S = "";
 for (int i=0; i<ARRAYSIZE(Buffer); ++i)
 {
     S += String(Buffer[i]) + " ";
 }
 Caption = S;


Notice that you assign a value to the buffer like that
 char* Buffer = "Your string 1";

only at declaration.

If you declare a buffer without initializing it, such as
char* Buffer;

You cannot use the assignment operator to initialize it:
Buffer = "Your string 1";            // Error

You can use strcpy() or strncpy() later to initialize it

Rodolfo


"Richard Yu" <richard@colorselector.com> wrote in message
news:3f43e3f5$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I have  a text string , like "a string", want to assign into a buffer,
> defined as char* buffer, how to do that ?
> thank.
>
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