k so im working on putting the value (what is being pointed to) from a pointer and adding
it to the end of a string.
Code:STRING& STRING::operator+=(char* c) { char* Temp = new char [Len+1]; for (unsigned I= 0; I <Len; I++){ Temp [I]= STR[I]; } Len+=1; Temp[Len]=char(c); // this is where im trying to add the pointer delete [] STR; STR = Temp; return *this; }
If this is the overload that only adds a single character, then you need to change your code:
Code:STRING& STRING::operator+=(char* c) // Remove part in red { char* Temp = new char [Len+1]; for (unsigned I= 0; I <Len; I++){ Temp [i]= STR[i]; } Len+=1; Temp[Len]=char(c); // this is where im trying to add the pointer delete [] STR; STR = Temp; return *this; }
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