Question

For some reason this C++ below keeps returning false. Any help would be apprected! I would include more source but it’s in LibPQ

std::string one = "stringa";
std::string two = "stringb";

std::string three = "stringa";
std::string four = "stringb";

if( one.compare( three ) == 0 && two.compare( four ) == 0 )  {

  return true;
} else {

  return false;
}

Answer 1

Have you tried:

std::string one = "stringa";
std::string two = "stringb";

std::string three = "stringa";
std::string four = "stringb";

if( one == three && two == four ) {

  return true;
} else {

  return false;
}