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...Try with "\\'" or @"\'". Backslah is an escape character in C# strings and in your case you are escaping "'" and that's why result is same string ("\'" == "'"). If you want to insert backslah somwhere in string use "\\". Cheers, Batvanko ;-)

Try something like that: class Class1 { [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, CharSet=CharSet.Unicode)] public struct WKSTA_USER_INFO_1 { public string wkui1_username; public string wkui1_logon_domain; public string wkui1_oth_domains; public string wkui1_logon_server...

I think you may may want to allocate memmory to store temp variable... something like that: char *func() { string temp; char *returnptr; temp="Hello"; temp=temp+" World"; returnptr = new char[ temp.length() + 1]; strcpy( returnptr, temp.c_str() )...

I think std::list<std::string> may be useful to you too. Refer to <list>. Cheers, BatVanko ;-)

Try this... #include <iostream.h> int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { int nDecNumber; cout << &quot;Please enter a value: &quot;; cin >> nDecNumber; cout << &quot;Hex value of &quot; << nDecNumber << &quot; is: &quot;; cout.setf( ios::hex ); cout << nDecNumber << endl; return 0; }...

...Of course NOT. I want to write an application that don't need of any configuration files or registry entries.

I'm tring to write an aplication that could write in it's .exe file (i.e. some configuration data). Any sugestions? Regards

.....that's why I'm asking, because all my tries to search the IBM's site resulted:<br>No hits were found for this query<br>or something like that :(<br>My version is 4.3.2 and there's no something like the package that smit asks for.<br><br>I'm looking for someone who has the same problem to...

When I'm trying to install my LAN Adapter smit tells that i have to install devices.pci.ec103981 device package, but where can I get it? <br><br>There is no such package into distributions and APAR fixes....?!?!