Sam Lawrance wrote:
> You can't return a reference to s, because it goes out of scope as soon
> as the function exits. You could return a copy of s by value, or a
> pointer to a heap allocated copy.
Ah, ok, something like this:
std::string
return_string (void)
{
std::string s = "asdasd" ;
return s ;
}
Thanks Sam.
Cheers,
Erik
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