write value from char * to char[] ?

[Owyn]

hi, i have this:

BOOL function(const char *Text)
{
    // func
}

but i need to cut text from one character occurance to the end like this:

                char txt[32];
		
		if ((ptr = strstr(txt, ":")) != 0)
			*ptr = '\0';

so i wanted to make txt = Text and do operations above but i can't =\

would appreciate any help ^^

[Salem]

First you need to use strcpy() to copy from text to txt

[Owyn]

wow it works thx, sry i tried it and it was giving errors wtf =\

[Elysia]

You can't assign directly to an array. For strings (char), you need to use strcpy. For other things, it's usually memcpy. Or in C++, we tend to use C++ constructs such as std::vector which allows us to copy stuff merely be assigning one object to another.