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i got a problem trying to catch a character in a string, cuz i need to validate the string to verify if it has been written correctly....how can i do this? I'm insertinf a phrase but after it is entered, i need to check it!
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Can you post your code please, makes it a lot easier to help.
-KM- |
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i'm programming in C++ Builder 6, so i am using a RichEdit, but i don't have any code yet...i just want some ideas to do this...i want to validate or check a string.
i just want to know if u got any idea to do this. PLEASE HELP!!! |
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I would use an STL string since this makes it really easy to manipulate the contents and you don't have to worry about managing the memory yourself.
Try googling for Standard Template Library I'm sure you'll turn lots of good stuff up so won't bother repeating it all here. -KM- |
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