Null-terminating LPTSTR?

[A$$Bandit]

I need a 32 length null-terminating LPTSTR equivalent in C#, does it exist?

[hellswraith]

Can you pass a 32 element char array?

[DevGrp]

Use stringbuilder.

[A$$Bandit]

Well the context is, I need to pass something to this parameter:

LPTSTR lpszReturnString

I know that in VB 6, this did the trick perfectly:

Dim sReturn As String * 30

I just passed sReturn to the function and it filled it and sent it back my way. It worked. Now of course that notation for initializing a string has become obsolete. So I need a replacement, preferably in C# because of it's evident coolness.

[DevGrp]

StringBuilder sReturn = new StringBuilder();

You can use the stringbuilder or the string type. .NET will take are of the rest

[A$$Bandit]

Well, err, it didn't. Can you give me an example of how you would create the required object?