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It would be easier for a char* using memset. Add one additional space which you replace with the terminating 0 afterwards:<br />
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char* cs = new char[7];<br />
memset (cs, ' ', 7);<br />
*cs[6] = '0x0';<br />
<br />
CString str = cs;<br />
delete [] cs;<br />

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It would be easier for a char* using memset. Add one additional space which you replace with the terminating 0 afterwards:

char* cs = new char[7];
memset (cs, ' ', 7);
*cs[6] = '0x0';

CString str = cs;
delete [] cs;


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Or<br />
<br />
void Fill &nbsp;(CString&amp; str, char cFill, int nCount)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; char* cs = str.GetBufferSetLength (nCount);<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; memset (cs, cFill, nCount);<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; str.ReleaseBuffer (nCount);<br />
}<br />

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Or

void Fill  (CString& str, char cFill, int nCount)
{
    char* cs = str.GetBufferSetLength (nCount);
    memset (cs, cFill, nCount);
    str.ReleaseBuffer (nCount);
}


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CString s(&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&quot;); &nbsp;//s contains 6 spaces
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CString s("      ");  //s contains 6 spaces

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Hi <br />
Thanks for all your replies, I'm will award the points to Jaime as his answer is a simple one line of code and best answers my question
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Hi
Thanks for all your replies, I'm will award the points to Jaime as his answer is a simple one line of code and best answers my question

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Those points are walking too slow. ;-P<br />
Thanks anyway! 
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Those points are walking too slow. ;-P
Thanks anyway!

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Hi<br />
<br />
Is there a way to fill a string with say 6 spaces ie <br />
CString str= Fill(6, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;)<br />
or do I have to write it myself
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Hi

Is there a way to fill a string with say 6 spaces ie 
CString str= Fill(6, " ")
or do I have to write it myself

Fill a String

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