Conversion between Unicode and cstring

Before writingProgramWhen the COM component is used, it is very likely that Unicode strings and cstring are converted to each other.CodeEasy to use.

• Unless you can confirm the type of the string to be converted, you should first use istextunicode for determination.

For example:

If (istextunicode (pdata, ldatasize, null ))

// Isuincode

Else

// Is not Unicode

• Unicode conversion to string

Char * pbuffer = NULL;

Long lbuffersize;

Lbuffersize = widechartomultibyte (cp_acp, wc_no_best_fit_chars, (lpcwstr) bstrstring,-1, null, 0, null, null );

Pbuffer = new char [lbuffersize + 1];

Widechartomultibyte (cp_acp, wc_no_best_fit_chars, (lpcwstr) (bstrstring),-1, pbuffer, lbuffersize + 1, null, null );

// Use pbuffer...

Delete [] pbuffer;

• Convert string to Unicode

Int nlen = 0;

Wchar_t * punicode = NULL;

Cstring SINFO;

Nlen = multibytetowidechar (cp_acp, 0, SINFO,-1, null, 0 );

Punicode = new wchar_t [nlen + 1];

Multibytetowidechar (cp_acp, 0, SINFO,-1, punicode, nlen );

 

Several macros are available for ease of use.

Cstringw unicode1 = l "/x0391 and/x03a9"; // 'alpha' and 'omega'

Cstringa utf8 = cw2a (unicode1, cp_utf8 );

Const cstringw unicode2 = ca2w (utf8, cp_utf8 );