A ad Jun 19, 2005 #1 I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array?
I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array?
M Martin Honnen Jun 19, 2005 #2 ad said: I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array? Click to expand... sMyString.ToCharArray() does that.
ad said: I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array? Click to expand... sMyString.ToCharArray() does that.
J Jon Skeet [C# MVP] Jun 19, 2005 #3 ad said: I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array? Click to expand... Please see the answers you received when you asked the same question yesterday.
ad said: I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array? Click to expand... Please see the answers you received when you asked the same question yesterday.
R rossum Jun 20, 2005 #4 I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array? Click to expand... Use sMyString.ToCharArray() as MuZZy/Andre indicated in his answer to your previous question on this subject. rossum The ultimate truth is that there is no ultimate truth
I have a string variable say: string sMyString="aeiou" How can I transfer sMyString into a char array? Click to expand... Use sMyString.ToCharArray() as MuZZy/Andre indicated in his answer to your previous question on this subject. rossum The ultimate truth is that there is no ultimate truth
