CStringT::operator +

Concatenates two strings or a character and a string.

friend CStringT operator+(
   const CStringT& str1,
   const CStringT& str2
);
friend CStringT operator+(
   const CStringT& str1,
   PCXSTR psz2
);
friend CStringT operator+(
   PCXSTR psz1
   const CStringT& str2,
);
friend CStringT operator+(
   char ch1
   const CStringT& str2,
);
friend CStringT operator+(
   const CStringT& str1,
   char ch2
);
friend CStringT operator+(
   const CStringT& str1,
   wchar_t ch2
);
friend CStringT operator+(
   wchar_t ch1
   const CStringT& str2,
);

Parameters

• ch1
  An ANSI or Unicode character to concatenate with a string.

• ch2
  An ANSI or Unicode character to concatenate with a string.

• str1
  A CStringT to concatenate with a string or character.

• str2
  A CStringT to concatenate with a string or character.

• psz1
  A pointer to a null-terminated string to concatenate with a string or character.

• psz2
  A pointer to a string to concatenate with a string or character.

Remarks

There are seven overload forms of the CStringT::operator+ function. The first version concatenates two existing CStringT objects. The next two concatenate a CStringT object and a null-terminated string. The next two concatenate a CStringT object and an ANSI character. The last two concatenate a CStringT object and a Unicode character.

Example

// typedef CStringT<TCHAR, StrTraitATL<TCHAR, ChTraitsCRT<TCHAR>>> CAtlString;
CAtlString s1(_T("dog ")), s2(_T(" awake")), s3;  // Empty CAtlString objects

s1= _T("The ") + s1;
s3= s1 + _T('i');
s3= s3 + _T('s');
s3= s3 + s2;
ASSERT(s3 == _T("The dog is awake"));   

Requirements

Header: cstringt.h

See Also

Reference

CStringT Class