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Dark GDK / DarkDGK 2.0: Strings

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Timidon
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Posted: 5th May 2013 23:42 Edited at: 5th May 2013 23:43
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alright, I get confused a bit with strings, but getting better.

my question:

I can get

std::string sText;
sText = "Charles in Charge.";

dbText(100,100,sText);

this prints out normaly.

I want to just print out the say '5th' charcter

dbText(100,100,sText.at(5));

this gets a error:
Quote: "error C2664: 'dbText' : cannot convert parameter 3 from 'char' to 'std::string'"


The old db string commands do not seem to be in place as of yet.

Compiler is msvc 2008.

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Mr Bigglesworth
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Posted: 6th May 2013 06:08
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Just create a second string with the nth character you want:

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Timidon
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Posted: 6th May 2013 07:15
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Thanks, been pouring over different examples all afternoon,trying currupting different methoods. Just came across the somehting similar, same concept.

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Timidon
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Posted: 8th May 2013 19:53
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from what it looks like, The Game Creaters are pulling out the string and file functions from the newer version of DarkDGK?

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Rudolpho
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Posted: 9th May 2013 03:51
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The idea behind that is that you might as well use the string / file handling functions / libraries already present for the language.

For C++ you have <string> and <fstream>.


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Timidon
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Posted: 9th May 2013 03:57
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Thats okay, just forcing me to use something new (well not so new). just trying to find the ways to convert a few into and out of the string format. I have sometimes a hard time wrapping my head around the code. I think I got almost everything I need to get restarted on my project. Just got to lick this point to the right directory and get my images loaded and I think I will be set to go.

I got a prototype read / write functions going, but getting the files to load from another directory is not working as planned (see another post).

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