Jeremy,
What are you trying to accomplish? There are a number of approaches
(including some that use memoryblocks for speed), but if you just want
to deal with a string, why not:
myString = "John Doe had a dog. "
or are you expecting the data to come into your program in pieces?
Greg
On Jan 29, 2009, at 6:17 pm, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
What is the quickest/best way to build a string? For instance:
myString = "John Doe"
myString = myString + " had "
myString = myString + " a "
myString = myString + " dog. "
is probably not the best way. Is there a class out there that deals
with a buffer and expands the buffer when necessary?
myBuf.Append "John Doe"
myBuf.Append " had "
... etc ...
Jeremy
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