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Hello,
I have an old project and need to develop a new one, and I need to take over code sequences.
Now I get errors with to_string and format.
include xstring.h not helped?
Project is a MFC C++, version 2010
How do I go about getting the definition? What do I have to include?
Is there a good rule?
Also, you may need to prefix to_string with the std namespace.
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If you're using VS 2010, you probably won't have access to newer C++ libraries like to_string.
In the example shown can you perhaps use a %d format instead of %s?
Several forms of to_string require #include <string>.
If this function is not available, use the CString. For example, if m_nodeIdentifierType is an integer, then: sHelp.Format("NodeIdentifierType %i ... ", Notification.m_NodeId.m_nodeIdentifierType, ....
The formats are described in documentation.