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Thanks anyway, you still helped a lot.

Can you help me with it? I tried several ways but couldn't make it work.

Well it is, and I think you're probably right. I just want to be 100% positive I'm not missing anything before I do tell them such an answer.

Thank you very much, you've been very helpful.

I tried to deference it twice, I didn't manage to do it.
And it is something like homework only it was given by a C++ professional.

I agree with your answer, but I'm trying to build a class for a given main() function.
I'm trying to make to code given to me work correctly even if there are many other and better ways of coding...

I already did most of it in my code. I understand you are trying to help and it seems you have a lot of knowledge. I know the right way of doing it is what you all suggested, and I will change it....

Tried it, didn't work. Can you please write the code lines so I'll find out if I did it the way you meant?


Changed, thanks.


Thank you, I will make those changes as soon as my program runs...

Can you specify what to write instead?


O.K I appreciate it, I don't know either that's why I asked.

Is there a way to use conversion cast for casting from Mystring* to char*?
Like if I have...

class Mystring {

public:

char s[MAX_SIZE];

Mystring(){}

Mystring (const char* str)
{

HI GCDEF,

The main function is a given, that's the only reason I need a **.
I didn't have any problem for not having a memory allocation for the internal char* why is it important? should I add...

Here is the relevant part of the main function:

int main (void) {

Mystring* p = new Mystring();

*p = "aaa";
Mystring** pp =p;
Print(*pp);//defined as Print(char*);...

Thank you,
But that's exactly my problem,
For the first one I'm trying to avoid changing any lines in the main function (since it was given to me).
And for the second one I can't use the MyString...

Hi all, I have this class in my code:
class Mystring {
public:
char *s;
Mystring(const char *);
Mystring();
~Mystring(){}

Mystring operator=(const char* str)
...