Hi Garrett,

> However, when I call it with the strings Kitten and Sitting, the return
value isn't always 3. 

Before you can call _HandToPtr(), you need to call _HLock() to prevent VFP
from moving the string around. Afterwards you should call _HUnLock().

I also wouldn't bet that VFP terminates strings with CHR(0) in all cases.
After all, the value structure contains the length in ev_length, so
technically there isn't any need to do so, especially given that VFP strings
can contain CHR(0). Hence, I'd copy the strings into a null-terminated
string before passing them on to the calc function.

-- 
Christof



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