Quote Originally Posted by Joeman View Post
This is more c++ than the c approach , but understanding how and why to use string, constructors, containers and etc will take time. If this isn't what you require, just state what is wrong with the above code.
I might deal with /char/ (or unsigned char) data returned by some other functions....

I know I could cast to char to string...Yet, I'd like to stick with char for the moment