TDesC.Left is a function in C++ that is commonly used in Symbian OS programming. It retrieves a substring from the leftmost side of a TDesC (16-bit descriptor) object. This function takes an integer parameter specifying the length of the substring to be extracted, starting from the beginning of the descriptor. The resulting substring is returned as a new TDesC object. This function is often used for string manipulation or when there is a need to extract a specific portion of a longer string.
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