====== Concatenating two orxSTRINGs ======

<code=cpp>
#include "orx.h"
#ifdef __orxMSVC__ 
	#include "malloc.h"
#endif

...

const orxSTRING stringOne = "I like the beach. ";
const orxSTRING stringTwo = "And I like the waves.";

int length = orxString_GetLength(stringOne) + orxString_GetLength(stringTwo) + 1;
#ifdef __orxMSVC__ 
	orxCHAR *concatenatedString = (orxCHAR *)alloca(length * sizeof(orxCHAR));
#else /* __orxMSVC__ */ 
	orxCHAR concatenatedString[length] = {};
#endif /* __orxMSVC__ */

orxString_NPrint(concatenatedString, length * sizeof(orxCHAR), "%s%s", stringOne, stringTwo);

orxLOG("Your string is %s", concatenatedString);
</code>

Because the example is using a Variable Length Array in C, Visual Studio's compiler doesn't support this. Provision has to be made for that compiler. [[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5246900/enabling-vlasvariable-length-arrays-in-ms-visual-c|Read more about it here]].