Could somebody please help me, I am having a total brain fart.
I have a variable named: char buff[20];
I need to put strings into that char array, but I cannot just stuff a string into it, or use the .c_str() conversion of string. I dont want to have to address each location like this: buff[0] = 'a'; buff[1] = 'b';
Does anybody have any help for me?? Please I hope so.
- Brice
I forgot to say this. The char array is part of a class and it doesnt get modified until after a variable of that class hase been defined. Then, thought the rest of the program that char array will continue to get changed. Thanks again
- Brice
If it is not a dynamicly allocated array than do this:
char buf[10][20];
This will allow you to use 10 arrays of 20 characters each. If the member variables are public than:
strcpy(object.buf[0], "This string");
I do not have a need for an array of character arrays, I just needed to put some text inside of an existing char buf[12]. the strcopy(object.buf, "text here") worked great for my problem though! Thanks a lot for your help
- Brice
