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C++ Interop, _gc Strings to _nogc char*

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Urs Vogel - 04 Jul 2005 09:02 GMT
Hi

Is there a similar method like Marshal::StringToHGlobalAnsi() by using an
existing pointer, rather than allocating memory and returning a new pointer?
My target buffers are persistent must must not be allocated every time when
converting from String to char*;

Thanks,
Urs
Jochen Kalmbach [MVP] - 04 Jul 2005 09:46 GMT
Hi Urs!
> Is there a similar method like Marshal::StringToHGlobalAnsi() by using an
> existing pointer, rather than allocating memory and returning a new pointer?
> My target buffers are persistent must must not be allocated every time when
> converting from String to char*;

You can use "WideCharToMultiByte" in conjuction with "PtrToStringChars".

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