Just wondering how to use CopyMemory like the PacketBuffer class uses it.

VB:
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'MakeWORD
Dim Result As String * 2
CopyMemory ByVal Result, Value, 2
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How do I do the String * 2 in C++, or is that not needed?

C++??
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// If this is wrong please tell me why
char Result[1]; // 0-1 (2)?
CopyMemory( Result, Value, 2 );
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[code]
WORD wValue = 0xabcd; // or unsigned int
BYTE bResult[2]; // or unsigned char / char.

memcpy(bResult, wValue, 2); // or CopyMemory.
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edit: for arrays, the number inside the brackets indicates how many elements are in the array. the indeces of the array are from 0 to that number minus one.

int myarray[15]; has indeces of 0-14 for a total of 15 items.

Ok, thanks.

Blah and I knew about arrays too. That was just a stupid mistake. :(