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CStringData::Unlock

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Unlocks the character buffer of the associated string object.

void Unlock( ) throw( );

Remarks

Call this function to unlock the character buffer of the string data object. Once a buffer is unlocked, it is shareable and can be reference counted.

Note

Each call to Lock must be matched by a corresponding call to Unlock.

Locking and unlocking is used when the developer must ensure that the string data not be shared. A good example of locking is demonstrated by the LockBuffer and UnlockBuffer methods of CSimpleStringT.

Requirements

Header: atlsimpstr.h

See Also

Reference

CStringData Class

CStringData::Lock