#include "nsString.h" ... nsString str1("hello"); nsString str2("world"); if (str1.Equals(str2)) { // Strings are equal } else { // Strings are not equal }
#include "nsString.h" bool stringMatches(const nsAString& str1, const nsAString& str2) { return str1.Equals(str2); } ... nsString str1("hello"); nsString str2("world"); if (stringMatches(str1, str2)) { // Strings are equal } else { // Strings are not equal }In this example, we've created a helper function called "stringMatches" that takes two nsAString objects as parameters and returns true if they're equal, and false otherwise. We then create two nsString objects, "str1" and "str2", and pass them to the "stringMatches" function to test their equality. If they're equal, we execute the code in the "if" block. Otherwise, we execute the code in the "else" block.