Convert CString to char* and vice versa in MFC

 Hi everybody,I am Cuong, i come from VietNam. I have just said about some topic recently. Today i want to return "convert" topic to introduce to you how to convert CString to char* and vice versa in MFC.
Do you know about it ? And is it easy?
When i had a project some months ago, i had to use it but i didn't know and i felt that it was really difficult. But now i feel it is easy because i found one of the best way to do it.
For saving your time, i am introducing now.

+ Convert CString to char*

   CString myCString = "I love Viet Nam"; // using: L"I love Viet Nam" if you want to do with Unicode format
    char myChar[1000];  // the number depends on your CString's length
    //initialize your storage buffer
    memset(myChar,0,sizeof(myChar));
    sprintf(myChar,"%S",myCString);

Actually, you can use an easier syntax if you don't use Unicode format
   myChar = myCString.GetBuffer(myCString.GetLength());

+ Convert char* to CString

  CString myCString;
  char* myChar = "I love Viet Nam"; // You mustn't insert  'L' before this quote although you can use Unicode format

  for(int i = 0; myChar[i] != NULL; i++)

  {

         myCString += myChar[i];

  }
 
Maybe there are many ways to convert this type but i think this is an easy way that you can use.
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