// include wxWidgets library #includeint main() { wxString myString = "Hello World"; const char* cString = myString.c_str(); printf("%s", cString); // Output: "Hello World" return 0; }
// include wxWidgets library #includeIn this example, we create a C-style string named `cString` with the value "Hello World". We then create a new wxString object using the `cString` as the argument for the constructor. Finally, we print the result using the `printf` function. These examples demonstrate the use of the c_str function in the wxString class to convert between wxString and C-style strings. The wxWidgets library is used in the examples to provide the wxString class and its associated functions.int main() { const char* cString = "Hello World"; wxString myString(cString); printf("%s", myString); // Output: "Hello World" return 0; }