Quote Originally Posted by hebes_99
Thanks for the support CJ!

In responce to the string class / library, I tried to use that, but can't seem to get it to work.

#include<string>

void test()
{

string str;
str = "This is a test";

}


this returns the following
error C2065: 'string' : undeclared identifier (among other errors..)

I also tried #include <string.h> ...so, I gave up on this. But I do know that the string class would solve a lot of my problems!
string is located in the std namespace. Either use:
using namespace std;
to promote the library names to the current namespace
or
std::string str;