In c++, how do I convert a variable of char* type to Std::string type.?

declare array e.g





char a[]={'1','2','3','x','y'};





there is no other functions to do it ansi C.


u have to put it in an array. then its a string.

In c++, how do I convert a variable of char* type to Std::string type.?
Yes there's a constructor that takes const char* for basic_string. std::string%26lt;char%26gt;.





PS: mac, again, you have no idea what you're talking about!!! ANSI C??? Please do not answer what you don't have a clue about.
Reply:Is there not a contructor for Std::string that takes a char*?