25.10.2010, 13:08
This is because string is already defined in that scope, so you don't need to initialize it again.
new string[128]; remove it from that piece of code you posted, or else remove the other string that you've created in the higher level scope. Alternatively you could re-name it to something else.
new string[128]; remove it from that piece of code you posted, or else remove the other string that you've created in the higher level scope. Alternatively you could re-name it to something else.