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I have string literals included in a template which is supposed to take both character and wide character.  Of course, I need to prefix wide character string literals with L.  To cover both charact...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 08/17/2006 Views: 0
Hello! I'm coding an application in VC++ 6. I have a WCHAR. WCHAR test[MAX_PATH]; After some dll function calling I get this in test variable: Hello World I want to only World to be sh...
Zones: C++, C, Microsoft Visual C++Date Answered: 09/07/2007 Views: 9
this should be so easy .... int func(char *a) {  wchar_t aw[50];  // this does not work  wsprintf(aw,L"%s",a); }
Zones: C++Date Answered: 09/02/1999 Views: 0
I tried writing a wstring to a text file, but I keep getting a text file that has single byte charactors instead of a wchar? Can someone please provide example code.
Zones: C++, Microsoft Visual C++, SSIDate Answered: 07/05/2002 Views: 45
Hello all, This is the problem, my program creates a thread using CreateThread() that thread should enumerate the users and shares using the netbios service. UserEnum() and ShareEnum() are my 2 ...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 04/15/2003 Views: 35
Greetings. I am using Borland 5.02 and owl 2.0. I need to transfer data between a vendor library which uses wchar_t and my own storage which is in a char[]. Can someone tell me how this is accom...
Zones: OWLDate Answered: 08/13/2003 Views: 0
The following function takes a wide character string, and divides it up into individual words, (delimited by spaces, commas, etc.) and puts each word in a vector: void function1(wchar_t* wqstr) ...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 01/29/2006 Views: 0
I am not sure why CopyFile is failing. Below is code snippet. Can you help me debug? copyfile fnc returns Zero. permPath is Temp dir loaction on C:\ and I checked it is fine. if ((hFind = FindFi...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 05/21/2006 Views: 0
the title says it all. I've tried to use ... Column->Field->Text.WideChar |------------------|       ANSISTRING but I believe I'm not using it correctly. need code, please.
Zones: C++Date Answered: 06/10/2000 Views: 21
I have a function that takes a couple wchar_t * as parameters.  Unfortunetly I'm trying to pass the parameters as char * and am getting a compiler error.  Is there a function that takes a char * as...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 01/14/2002 Views: 0