[JohnBoyMan]

Hello all, I am trying to convert a c char to cli char. I have looked everywhere but only came up with one thing and that is that System::Char from cli is not the same as char from c. I am converting a very large project form c to cli, so i cant make any mistakes. This is what my c char looks like.


i wana conver this to a cli char

static char[] BlankChars = { ' ' };  

normall i would do this.

    array<System::Char^>^ BlankChars;       
    BlankChars = gcnew array<System::Char^>(10);     
    BlankChars = { ' ' };  

One problem i have with this way, is that i have to give that array a size, and i really dont want to , because i dont want a bunch of extra space in every array. Is there a cli array that does not require a size. Or is there a piece of code in cli that is known as undefined.

Thanks, i would normall just wing this, but my project is so big i can't be wrong, thanks all eyes and minds. good'aye!!

[sarmanu]

array<System::Char>^ BlankChars = { ' ' }; ?

[JohnBoyMan]

Would i have to initialize that?

I tryed using just char in cli, and it worked ,like this.

 public: char a;

 // this to initialize it 

  char a = ' ';

I find it very odd that it works, because its not using ^ like the rest of the managed c++ that im using.

[Skydiver]

Nevermind...

This post has been edited by Skydiver: 06 June 2012 - 02:26 AM