array<Byte> ^RxData = gcnew array<Byte>(2);
RxData[0] = 'A';
RxData[0] = 'B';
String ^sTemp;
sTemp = System::Text::Encoding::UTF8->GetString(RxData);
N.B. Make the array the length of the string – do not use a 0x00 terminating byte. If you do you get a resulting string but you can't add any new characters to it (e.g. MyString += "abc") because the null has been taken into it. You can use this to remove them:
sTemp = sTemp->Replace("\0", "");
Converting A Single Char / Byte
Byte Value = 0x31;
SomeString += (Char)Value; //<<Note the capital C
Alternative method - convert it to an array (a silly solution but it works!)
array<Byte> ^ch = gcnew array<Byte>(1);
ch[0] = Convert::ToByte(SomeString[i]);
...
SomeString += System::Text::Encoding::UTF8->GetString(ch);
Removing Nulls In A String
SomeString = SomeString->Replace("\0", "");
USEFUL?
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