Hi Eljay, thanks, I thought so. I saw in MFC, that this stuff works for the CString class (with LPSTR, what comes to char* after several "show define"). I think great, if you like to use the object directly in functions, which want an char*. But seem to be VS special stuff (CW couldn't handle this too). kind regards, Kristian Eljay Love-Jensen <eljay@xxxxxxxxx> on Montag, 25. Juli 2005 at 13:44 +0100 wrote: >Hi Kristian, > >When you have an ambiguous situation like that, you could try this: > >b = (ckstring.operator == (pchar)); > >Or you could remove the implicit convenience cast (operator char*), to >something like this, like was done with std::string for the same reason: > >char* CkString::c_str(); > >HTH, >--Eljay > > > -------------------------------------------- Kristian Kratzenstein Gettorf Kristian.Kratzenstein@xxxxxxxxxxx --------------------------------------------
