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Having the following code



std::vector<CString> retV;

Result::iterator iter;

Row row;

for (iter = result.begin(); iter != result.end(); ++iter) {

row = *iter;


retV.push_back(CString(row[TABLE_NAME_SERVICE_COL_NAME_NAME]));

}





only gives me one letter as result. So this seems wrong. How do I get the
full string?




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On Mon, Mar 14, 2005 at 08:11:09PM +0100, Joachim Person wrote:
iter needs to be set to something. :-)

- Chris


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On Mon, Mar 14, 2005 at 08:11:09PM +0100, Joachim Person wrote:
Oops, my dumb mistake, it is set to something. I should wake up completely
before I post advice. :-)

My first thought would be to check what type the inner
"row[TABLE_NAME...]" is returning. If it is not returning what you think
it is, you may need to force it with a cast.

- Chris


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Chris Frey wrote:
Having run into issues like this, it's almost certainly the problem. Try casting it to const char* which CString will more likely interpret as a string; it's probably somehow coming out as just a char (though the compiler *should* complain because it shouldn't be able to figure out which CString constructor to use in that situation since row has a lot of different operators).

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