In Win32 application can we use CString datatype?
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Afaik CString is a MFC class. You cannot use it in win32
application unless you set your application to use MFC
libraries. To use MFC in win32 application, go to project
settings and in general tab, set it to use MFC libraries in
shared DLL. Then you can include MFC framework files like
afxwin.h.
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Answer / sen sd
yes ,we can use CString class in any C++ application.
CString is class Shared by MFC and ATL.
by including atlstr.h //ATL Non-MFC string objects
we can use CString.
if we are using MFC there is no need to include atlstr.h
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Answer / pongapundit
Yes. Since CString is a standalone class doesn't depending
on the data structures that MFC initializes, it can be used
in any C++ application.
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Answer / kasun
Absolutely. Here you can find a complete guide showing you
how to use CString and all MFC classes in win32 applications
http://thecoder.awardspace.biz/Strings/Part3.htm
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