remove null termination from string...

I am using an API call that you pass a string buffer to and it returns a value.. its fine except that I need to concat the return value with another string in my function and return this total value. but since this string that is returned by the API call is null terminated, the concat doesnt work... so I need to string this return value of the null terminator.. any idea?

I tried trim, assigning it to another string, and several other things to get it to work..

while writing this I got an idea and tried it and it works...
Temp = Temp.Substring(0, Temp.Length - 1)

where temp was the trim value of the return string from the API function

but is this the most practicle way? or is there another common method for dealing with these types of strings?

I have been in your exact situation and ended up doing just what you did. If there is a better way I sure would like to know what it is. :sick:

try this
sFileName = Left(sFileName, Len(sFileName) - 1)
sFileName is a string.

Matt, maybe this,

Code:

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somestring.TrimEnd(ControlChars.NullChar)

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Well, if after 12 years Kleinma hadn't found the answer... there is no hope for the rest of us.

-tg

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Originally Posted by techgnome

Well, if after 12 years Kleinma hadn't found the answer... there is no hope for the rest of us.

-tg

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Can I get an Amen...