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Q: In Visual Studio 6 .0, you can just one system () call and the path of the program to be run pass and it did it. Now I still have a system () call, but the path I have I get from my GUI, so it is associated with a string. I can not pass a string to system (). Is there an equivalent function that I call it a String, or is there a way to convert a string into a char *. * I can not for the life of me figure out how to do the conversion. Ive tried everything I could.
Any suggestions? Re:There is an ongoing effort. It's really a hardware forum, with some sections devoted to stuff you run on hardware, so I think I understand the mods' reluctance.
Glad you got it worked out. Not too far down the road I'm sure we'll have a .Net managed layer to the entire Windows API, and it will resolve some of these mismatches. Strings have always sucked. Re:Thanks for all the tips guys. I tried several, but none worked. But when I went to the link guy gave, I saw System::String to char*. So I typed that into gguyle and found an example on MSDN. Here's the working code now if any of you are interested.
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