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peter.cook Posted - 01/28/2004 : 2:42:15 PM
Hi,

What are the differences in the two functions Compare and lstrcmp for comparing strings?

Cheers,

Pete

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peter.cook Posted - 01/28/2004 : 6:10:03 PM
Hi,

Thanks for clarification CP.

Cheers,

pete

cpyang Posted - 01/28/2004 : 5:09:03 PM
same, just one is member function of string class while the other is a standard C function that will take two LPCSTR. For example, if you have

char szTemp[10];
lstrcpy(szTemp,"AA");
char szTemp1[10];
lstrcpy(szTemp, "BB");

then you can only use lstrcmp,
or you will need to do things like

string strTemp = szTemp;
if(strTemp.Compare(szTemp1)!=0) { }

CP



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