If flushing means setting it to be empty, use this:
readString = (char *)NULL;
That's the easiest way to call the (protected) method invalidate() which frees the occupied memory and sets the object to be empty.
If flushing means setting it to be empty, use this:
readString = (char *)NULL;
That's the easiest way to call the (protected) method invalidate() which frees the occupied memory and sets the object to be empty.