I was working on a program recently which involved the following:

target is a pointer to a structure containing a group of 10 cstrings.  
That group is called info.

2 of the 10 cstrings contain the representation of a number.
I must divide these numbers by 10.
I then must place that value back into the cstring (where I originally 
got it).

It seems to me as though there HAS to be an easier way of doing this 
than the way I did it.

Suggestions anyone.

void CWmaillstDlg::divide_by_ten(config_info * target)
{
   int first = atoi(target->info[1]);
   int second = atoi(target->info[3]);
   first /= 10;
   second /= 10;
   char firststr[10]={0}, secondstr[10]={0};
   pchar unused = itoa(first, firststr, 10);
   unused = itoa(second, secondstr, 10);
   target->info[1] = firststr;
   target->info[3] = secondstr;
}

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