Jasen Betts -> Neil Heller >>There's gotta be an easi<< {at} 25
Dec 02  19:33:40

 JB> I has a little look in my C++ manual (it's not very good) and I couldn't
 JB> find "cstring" so I'm guessing you're just using C
strings (type char*)

  Nah, it must be something like the now standard C++ string class.
  You can't just return with pointers to local char arrays from a function.
The "=" operator must be overloaded for cstring: it must realloc
if necessary and copy the new string to its buffer.

 NH> char firststr[10]={0}, secondstr[10]={0};
 NH> pchar unused = itoa(first, firststr, 10);
 NH> unused = itoa(second, secondstr, 10);
 NH> target->info[1] = firststr;
 NH> target->info[3] = secondstr;

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