问题描述
我认为：
char x [2];
将x变为指向char的指针。
但是为什么以下代码不会编译：
int main（）{
char pbuf [2 ];
pbuf [0] =''a'';
pbuf [1] =''\ 0'';
std :: cout<< pbuf<< std :: endl;
pbuf = new char [2]; // Lvalue必需错误
pbuf [0] =''b'';
pbuf [1] =''\ 0'';
std :: cout<< pbuf<< std :: endl;
delete [] pbuf;
返回0;
}
相比之下，以下代码按预期编译和运行：
int main（）{
char * pbuf;
pbuf = new char [2];
pbuf [0] =''a'';
pbuf [1] =''\''' ;
std :: cout<< pbuf<< std :: endl;
delete [] pbuf;
pbuf = new char [2];
pbuf [0] ='''b'';
pbuf [1] =''\ 0'';
std :: cout<< pbuf<< std :: endl;
delete [] pbuf;
返回0;
}
为什么第一个例子不好用？
谢谢，
cpp
因为数组不是指针。因为数组不能分配给
。因为运算符''new''
的返回类型是一个指针，所以即使你可以分配给一个数组，
它是错误的类型（它不是指针。
-Mike
不，''x''这里的类型是''char [2]''。其余的如下。
-
祝你好运，
Andrey Tarasevich
的确如此。我应该。我有点尴尬，但我的困惑
来自一些半合法来源。首先，您可以使用数组进行指针算法。例如，以下打印
b：
int main（）{
char pbuf [2];
pbuf [0] =''a'';
pbuf [1] =''b'';
pbuf [2] =''\\ \\ 0'';
std :: cout<< *（pbuf + 1）;
返回0;
}
这使它看起来像一个指针。此外，我一直在使用
Windows API，它经常使指针和数组似乎可以互换。例如，请考虑此代码从Rich Edit控件中检索
行：
char pbuf [100];
pbuf [99] =''\''';
pbuf [0] = 99 //指定要检索的最大字符数;
SendMessage（hwndRichEdit，EM_GETLINE ，0，（LPARAM）pbuf）;
std :: cout<< 第1行： << pbuf<< std :: endl;
哪个有效。 LPARAM是类型指针我非常肯定。文档
在这里：
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...em_getline.asp
你能解释一下为什么上述两件事情都有效，即使指针和
不同类型的数组？
谢谢，
cpp
I thought that:
char x[2];
made x into a pointer-to-char.
But how come the following code won''t compile:
int main() {
char pbuf[2];
pbuf[0] = ''a'';
pbuf[1] = ''\0'';
std::cout << pbuf << std::endl;
pbuf = new char[2]; //Lvalue Required ERROR
pbuf[0] = ''b'';
pbuf[1] = ''\0'';
std::cout << pbuf << std::endl;
delete[] pbuf;
return 0;
}
In contrast, the following code compiles and runs as expected:
int main() {
char *pbuf;
pbuf = new char[2];
pbuf[0] = ''a'';
pbuf[1] = ''\0'';
std::cout << pbuf << std::endl;
delete[] pbuf;
pbuf = new char[2];
pbuf[0] = ''b'';
pbuf[1] = ''\0'';
std::cout << pbuf << std::endl;
delete[] pbuf;
return 0;
}
Why won''t the first example work?
Thanks,
cpp
Because an array is not a pointer. Because arrays cannot
be assigned to. Because the return type of operator ''new''
is a pointer, so even if you could assign to an array,
it''s the wrong type (it''s not a pointer).
-Mike
No, ''x'' here is of type ''char[2]''. The rest follows.
--
Best regards,
Andrey Tarasevich
Indeed. I should have. I''m a little embarrassed, but my confusion
comes from some semi-legitimate sources. First, the fact that you can
do pointer arithmetic with arrays. For example, the following prints
b:
int main() {
char pbuf[2];
pbuf[0] = ''a'';
pbuf[1] = ''b'';
pbuf[2] = ''\0'';
std::cout << *(pbuf+1);
return 0;
}
This makes it seem like a pointer. Also, I''ve been working with the
Windows API, which often makes pointers and arrays seem
interchangeable. For example, consider this code for retrieving a
line from a Rich Edit control:
char pbuf[100];
pbuf[99] = ''\0'';
pbuf[0] = 99 //specifies max number of characters to retrieve;
SendMessage(hwndRichEdit,EM_GETLINE,0,(LPARAM)pbuf );
std::cout << "Line 1: " << pbuf << std::endl;
which works. The LPARAM is of type pointer I''m pretty sure. The docs
are here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...em_getline.asp
Can you explain why the above two things work even though pointers and
arrays of different types?
Thanks,
cpp
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