On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 7:15 AM, totallyfreeenergy
<[email protected]> wrote:
> While i could not get string catenations to work still (another matter
> altogether),
What are you having trouble with for the string concatenation? Use
strcat() for C-style strings and use +-operator for C++ std::string.
> I am now trying to right trim since I have to convert it to a integer and I
> am getting unwanted zeros in place of white
> space. I am still using VC++ 2008 express.
There are no ltrim or rtrim functions in C or C++, you will have to
roll your own or find a 3rd party library like Boost to get the
algorithm. A quick Google search should yield examples on how to write
your own ltrim or rtrim function.
How are you converting the string to integer?
-- Brett
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