#include#include int main() { wxString s = "Hello World!"; wxString substr = s.Mid(6, 5); std::cout << substr << std::endl; // Output: World return 0; }
#includeIn this example, `s.Mid(s.length() - 6)` extracts a substring starting at the 6th character from the end of the string and continuing to the end, resulting in the string "World!". The length of the original string (`s.length()`) is first subtracted by 6 to determine the starting index of the substring. This substring is assigned to the `substr` variable and printed to the console using `std::cout`. Conclusion: The `Mid()` method is a useful tool for extracting substrings from `wxString` objects in CPP, and is part of the `wxWidgets` package library.#include int main() { wxString s = "Hello World!"; wxString substr = s.Mid(s.length() - 6); std::cout << substr << std::endl; // Output: World! return 0; }