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Article #9481Re: Looking for more Info about std::string
From: john blackburn
Date: Mon, 05 Jul 2004 14:18
Date: Mon, 05 Jul 2004 14:18
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PC Hua <home-AT-huaonline.DOT.com> wrote: > I found std::string in a open source program. It also uses the .c_str() > method. Is there more other methods? I couldn't find it in online help. > Is AnsiString implemented by std::string? > > thanks > Phuoc Can HUA > In my view, if you want a totally compatible program that can be compiled on several platforms, then use std::string. If, however, you are quite happy to use C++Builder alone and thus make full use of the Borland VCL, then use AnsiString (as Andrue says - it is easier to use).
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