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October 1st, 2003, 08:46 AM
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Originally posted by avi123
can I convert const char* to char* ?
You can, but it's very dangerous. The way to do it is to use const_cast as described in this FAQ item. You should not modify the buffer directly, but there may be valid reasons to do the cast. One that springs to mind is when you want to call a C-style function (from Windows, another dll etc.) that will basically never change the string, but doesn't have the const in its declaration.
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