I test the following code.
Quote:
{
astring temp = "This Is Test Strings !";
temp.trimspace();
printf("%s\n",temp.cstr());
}
But printed message is the same as original, not "ThisIsTestStrings!" I expected.
I think trimspace() is "remove all whitespace" though result is different.
What purpose does this function? And what astring function do I use instead of it?
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