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How to convert char* to BSTR in VC++
can anyone help me out how to use UNICODE string and converting char* to BSTR
Best regards,
DP
Best regards,
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Hi kamaljeets, where are you? Several people spent their time giving you, by the way, mostly correct answers, and no reaction from you - not too politely.
Time to CLOSE the question I think? should we give it a few more months? I think points gets better with time like wine or investments....
If you do close this by new year, I recommend points to RIMVIS, please.
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To convert char* to BSTR you can use the following function
BSTR ConvertToBSTR(char* pChar)
{
return CString(pChar).AllocSysStr ing();
}
and from using unicode strings,
Your CString will be able to handle unicode strings by just putting _UNICODE in the Preprocessor Definitions under Project Settings -> C/C++ -> Preprocessor
and assigning as
CString rName = _T("Test Unicode String");
Hitesh
BSTR ConvertToBSTR(char* pChar)
{
return CString(pChar).AllocSysStr
}
and from using unicode strings,
Your CString will be able to handle unicode strings by just putting _UNICODE in the Preprocessor Definitions under Project Settings -> C/C++ -> Preprocessor
and assigning as
CString rName = _T("Test Unicode String");
Hitesh