> On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, "James" == Murphy, James wrote:
James> ATL CComBSTR class or the MFC CString class
James> they manage much of this for you.
Or the ATL/WTL CString class.
But you still have to understand the underlying semantics or
it's easy to create memory leaks and/or access
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> Thanks a lot..works great.
> What does sysfreestring(bstr) do?
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Since DOMString stores Unicode characters encoded in UTF-16, there's no
need to transcode to do what you want. Just use DOMString::rawBuffer() to
get the pointer, and go from
Thanks a lot..works great.
What does sysfreestring(bstr) do?
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Since DOMString stores Unicode characters encoded in
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Be careful when using rawBuffer(). The documentation says that its not
always guranteed to be null terminated ;)
Bhushan
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Be careful when using rawBuffer(). The documentation says that its not
always guranteed to be null terminated ;)
Bhushan
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i assume you are doing this in Visual DevilStudio.
open up the documentation and search for wctombs() and it's brethren
there is a bunch of functions that convert char strings to wchar strings
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> this is because the L makes it a wide string
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> On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Bavishi, Pankaj w
Dave, Thanks a lot.
But I am unable to use CString in my VC++ proj. It says undecl identifier.
Do I need to include any files?
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me()).transcode());
CString str(vna2);
delete [] vna2;
BSTR bstr = str.SysAllocString();
Dave Connet
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this is because the L makes it a wide string
On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Bavishi, Pankaj wrote:
> When I use:
> BSTR bstr=SysAllocString(L"Hello");
> It works fine
> But I can't do:
> Char* str ="Hello";
WCHAR* wstr = L"He
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this is because the L makes it a wide string
On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Bavishi, Pankaj wrote:
> When I use:
> BSTR bstr=SysAllocString(L"
this is because the L makes it a wide string
On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Bavishi, Pankaj wrote:
> When I use:
> BSTR bstr=SysAllocString(L"Hello");
> It works fine
> But I can't do:
> Char* str ="Hello";
WCHAR* wstr = L"Hello";
> BSTR bstr=SysAllocString(str);
>
> Why? Could you please suggest me the
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