Unicode channel names in a char buffer
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 6:09 am
Hi rel,
in the TChlChannel, the strings are of type char:
However, inside DD, the strings are unicode. This is clearly visible in the channel list since it displays unicode characters.
The hex bytes in the TChlChannel's strings seems to be the real unicode string.
Is there a way to tell whether the strings inside the TChlChannel's byte buffers (ChName, Provider and ActualChName) are unicode or not?
Fred
in the TChlChannel, the strings are of type char:
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char ChName[MAX_STR_SIZE];
char Provider[MAX_STR_SIZE];
char ActualChName[MAX_STR_SIZE];
The hex bytes in the TChlChannel's strings seems to be the real unicode string.
Is there a way to tell whether the strings inside the TChlChannel's byte buffers (ChName, Provider and ActualChName) are unicode or not?
Fred
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