System::String::Concat

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asnowfall@gmail.com - 17 Jul 2005 20:23 GMT

I need to concatinate two strings using Managed C++ code.
It does not work. Pls let me know any thing wrong in this.

---sample----
System::String* px("dfgdf");
System::String* p1( px->Concat(S"\\"));
Managed_MessageBox(0,px,0,0); //Prints only "dfgdf"
Managed_MessageBox(0,p1,0,0); //Prints only "\"
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Do I have to use insert(0?

Wish I could get native char* out this String. I could save lot of dev
time!!!!

Thanks
Ramesh

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Mattias Sjögren - 18 Jul 2005 08:37 GMT

>I need to concatinate two strings using Managed C++ code.
>It does not work. Pls let me know any thing wrong in this.
>
>---sample----
>System::String* px("dfgdf");

>System::String* p1( px->Concat(S"\\"));

The single-parameter overload of Concat just returns the string you
pass in. You probably want

System::String* p1(String::Concat(px, S"\\"));

Mattias

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