Yeah but there is a difference in structure in how strings are handle in vb and in c++. For example C strings are arrays of characters terminated by a NULL character. Visual Basic strings differ in that the length of the string preceded the characters in the string. C++ BSTR is the same as the String in VB so im using that in my c++ dll.
But actually my problem is with using pointers in vb6, what I need to do is a pointer to a string but until now I have only been able to point to the first char of the string using strptr() . In c++ I did it using the code a previously posted but havenīt found a vb6 equivalent yet.
So is it posible
On a side note: VB I despise you
