>>I believe this depends on how the structure is defined. If the string is in fact a pointer to a string (most probable), it can't be done in your way.
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>>Vlad
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>If that's the case, he can use your class. However, since a reference was made to a VB structure, I wouldn't be so sure.

I don't know VB, but, from the VB struct he gives, I would say the string is in fact a pointer to a string. But I may be wrong.

>I know of a number of structures containing a string that isn't referenced by a pointer. Still, the only way to know for sure is to see the type declaration.

You're right. This is why I wanted to see the structure. I don't recommend my Pointers unless it is really necessary. It would be just a useless overload.

>BTW, don't I get at least a little credit for shamelessly hyping your work? ;-)
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>g

Of course you get! :)

Vlad