C++ (Cpp) cString::SubStr Examples

Programming Language: C++ (Cpp)

Class/Type: cString

Method/Function: SubStr

Examples at hotexamples.com: 1

The CString substr function is used to extract a portion of a C-style string, which is a sequence of characters stored as an array of characters. This function takes two parameters: the starting index and the length of the portion to extract.

Here are some examples of using the CString substr function:

Example 1:

char name[] = "John Doe";
CString str(name);
CString substr = str.substr(5, 3);

In this example, we create a character array "name" and a CString object "str" to hold the array values. We then use the substr function to extract the substring starting at index 5 with a length of 3 characters, which should return "Doe".

Example 2:

CString message = "The quick brown fox";
CString substr = message.substr(4);

In this example, we create a CString object "message" and use the substr function to extract the substring starting at index 4 until the end of the string, which should return "quick brown fox". These examples use the MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) library, which includes the CString class.

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c_str(19)

GetData(14)

getBuffer(7)

substr(5)

data(5)

Length(5)

size(4)

GetLength(4)

IsEmpty(4)

ChopRt(3)

getASCIIstring(3)

reserve(2)

find_last_of(2)

compare(2)

ChopAllLf(2)

clear(2)

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GetPtr(2)

GetChar(1)

right(1)

CompareInsensitive(1)

push_back(1)

length(1)

left(1)

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ToUpper(1)

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append(1)

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Example #1

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File: robstring.cpp Project: lackaff/zwischenwelt

	return cString(myStr);
}





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#if 0

	cString myText("blabla %i %s %%",1,"baaahl");
	cString myText2(" DAS ENDE");
	cString myText3 = myText + myText2;
	myText3 += " blaaa";
	myText3 = "NOCHN ENDE";
	cString myText4 = myText3.SubStr(5,-1);

	printf("myText : '%s'\n",myText.szText);
	printf("myText2 : '%s'\n",myText2.szText);
	printf("myText3 : '%s'\n",myText3.szText);
	printf("myText4 : '%s'\n",myText4.szText);
	printf("myText4 : '%s'\n",*myText4); // same as row bevore
	printf("TEST : %s#%i\n",*cString("Mein %iter Test",4),6); // right
	//printf("TEST : %s#%i\n",cString("Mein %iter Test",4),6); // wrong
	//but might sometimes seem to work. following parameters are disturbed however

#endif

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