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CLabel(const char *Str, int Row, int Col,
int Len = -10);
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passes the Row and Col to the CField constructor and then;
if len is zero, it will allocate enough memory to store the string pointed by Str and then copies the Str into it.
if len > 0, then it will allocate enough memory to store '''len''' chars in a string.
In any way, the allocated memory is pointed by '''_data'''
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CLabel(int Row, int Col, int Len);
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Works exactly like the previous constructor, but len in this case can not be zero. (no validation required) and the string pointed by _data will be set to an empty string.
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CLabel(const CLabel& L);
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Copy Constructor
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~CLabel();
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makes sure that memory pointed by _data is deallocated before the object is destroyed.
===Methods===
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