Hi Magnus,
xsd__string is simply a char *. To convert from one to the other do the following:-
xsd__string pXSD_String = "Test";
std::string sString;
// Converting from xsd__string to std::string
// Because the string class has overridden the '=' operator, you can simply assign an xsd__string to a string.
sString = pXSD_String;
// Converting from std::string to xsd__string.
// The c_str() method converts the contents of the string object to a const char *. This can then be assigned to the xsd__string variable.
pXSD_String = (char *) sString.c_str();
Regards,
Fred Preston.
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08/05/2006 09:35
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I'm using Axis C++ 1.6b for Windows (XP Professional). I'd like to know how conversion is done from std::string to axiscpp::xsd__string? I want to use ordinary string management (std::string) but when I try to cast an std::string to axiscpp::xsd__string I get "error C240: 'type cast' : cannot convert from 'std:string' to 'axiscpp::xsd_string'. Would it be better to skip xsd__strings and not use them at all?
Best regards
Magnus
