#include#include int main() { StrTk::StdStrBuf myStringBuf("Hello, world!"); const char* myData = myStringBuf.getData(); std::cout << "String buffer data: " << myData << std::endl; return 0; }
#includeThis program demonstrates how to use getData() to obtain a const char pointer and then make a copy of the data using the standard library functions strlen() and strcpy(). The copied data is then printed to the console.#include int main() { StrTk::StdStrBuf myStringBuf("foo"); const char* myData = myStringBuf.getData(); size_t len = std::strlen(myData); char* newData = new char[len + 1]; std::strcpy(newData, myData); std::cout << "New string buffer data: " << newData << std::endl; delete[] newData; return 0; }