Hi Dave,
WCHAR is of type wchar_t. I think it is a Microsoft defined type.
Can you give me an example. This is what I have
void DsapiSax2Handler::characters
(
const XMLCh* const pChars,
const unsigned int uiLength
)
{
printf("Number of chars = %d\n", uiLength);
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < uiLength; i++)
{
if (pChars[i] == 0)
{
printf("Breaking out of loop 1\n");
break;
}
int ch = pChars[i];
printf("pChars=%d\n", ch);
}
}
I get the following dump:
pchars=72
pchars=105
pchars=26085
These are the correct values for "Hi?" (the ? is acting as a place holder for
japanese character \u65e5). Ultimately, all I want to do is pass this onto a method
that is expecting WCHAR (or wchar_t). How would a transcoder apply here?
fred
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Hi Fred,
First of all, you'll need to know the encoding of the destination type.
What type is WCHAR? If it's wchar_t, then the encoding is
system-dependent. Once you know the encoding, then you'll need a
transcoder from UTF-16 to that encoding.
Dave
"Fred Grafe"
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Hi
How can I convert a XMLCh* to a WCHAR*??
thanks
fred
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