Fixed Length Strings
Fixed Length Strings
Published 10/01/2002
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Using Strings with a Switch
Published 08/08/2002
Articles gives simple macros to achieve switch-case on strings. The same philosophy can be extended for switch-case on variables.
vsscanf - An Implementation for Windows
Published 05/20/2002
A vsscanf() implementation for Windows based on the API available on Unix.
CString instead of LPCSTR
Published 04/16/2002
A simple routine to allow CString formatted strings to be used wherever a regular LPCSTR would be used, without needing to define a CString (ie, dynamically created and formatted LPCSTR strings)
Fast Numerical Formatting
Published 11/06/2001
Two functions with very good performance that can be used to format a thousand separator and more.
CString Extension for String Parsing [sscanf()]
Published 10/12/2001
The class provided here extends the CString class by one function: Scanf().
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