Hi all, ok I think I'm making progress but I've hit a bump. This is =
really
a general programming question, throughout ssg you use strrchr. This
returns in several forms. The area I'm stuck on now is:
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return strchr( string, c );
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in the mystrchr() method, within ssgParser. The error is to do with
converting a const char* to a char*. I've read up on what might be =
causing
the problem and I think I found it. In the Borland strchr help
documentation it specifies the different formats for the command. I
extracted the following:
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char *strchr(const char *s, int c); /* C only */
const char *strchr(const char *s, int c); // C++ only
char *strchr( char *s, int c); // C++ only
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It looks like the usage you've used in ssg is the "c only" one. Is this
some funny limitation of the windows version? How can I get around =
this? I
think once I've fixed this then ssg will compile under Borland.
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Thanks in advance
-simon
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