I like what the help file states about fixed length strings, they are constant...always..
That makes it easier to determine how much space is available, and in my EXE program I know that if I pull a string out that is 255 bytes long I can start searching for the next variable at 256 bytes.
Nonetheless this code now fails:
fh.PassWord = "PASSWORD"
if St = fh.Password THen
Where as this code did NOT fail:
if St = "PASSWORD" Then
Why is that?
It mentioned a POINTER is being passed, well that's cool, but do I need to use a pointer to St as well?
Little confused but almost there..
Thanks,
Scott
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Scott
mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>
That makes it easier to determine how much space is available, and in my EXE program I know that if I pull a string out that is 255 bytes long I can start searching for the next variable at 256 bytes.
Nonetheless this code now fails:
fh.PassWord = "PASSWORD"
if St = fh.Password THen
Where as this code did NOT fail:
if St = "PASSWORD" Then
Why is that?
It mentioned a POINTER is being passed, well that's cool, but do I need to use a pointer to St as well?
Little confused but almost there..
Thanks,
Scott
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Scott
mailto:[email protected][email protected]</A>
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