DStringProperty::DStringProperty Constructor (const char **)

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DStringProperty::DStringProperty Constructor (const char **)

DStringProperty Class
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Syntax

C++

DStringProperty(const char ** apValue = 0);

Group

DStringProperty Constructor

Description

Constructor initializing the DStringProperty with the address of a const char * pointer. The const char * pointer will always point to the string buffer in value.