Solution for converting char * To lpcwstr

In Windows programming, conversion between strings is often encountered. Conversion from char * To lpcwstr is also a common conversion. The following lists several commonly used conversion methods.

1. multibytetowidechar Function Conversion

The multibytetowidechar function is an API function that converts multiple bytes into a wide byte. Its prototype is as follows:

int MultiByteToWideChar(  UINT CodePage,         // code page  DWORD dwFlags,         // character-type options  LPCSTR lpMultiByteStr, // string to map  int cbMultiByte,       // number of bytes in string  LPWSTR lpWideCharStr,  // wide-character buffer  int cchWideChar        // size of buffer);

The lpcwstr type is actually const wchar *.

 

Char * szstr = "test string"; wchar wszclassname [256]; memset (wszclassname, 0, sizeof (wszclassname); multibytetowidechar (cp_acp, 0, szstr, strlen (szstr) + 1, wszclassname, sizeof (wszclassname)/sizeof (wszclassname [0]);

2. Convert macros with T2W

Char * szstr = "test string"; cstring STR = cstring (szstr); uses_conversion; lpcwstr wszclassname = new wchar [Str. getlength () + 1]; wcscpy (lptstr) wszclassname, T2W (lptstr) Str. getbuffer (null); Str. releasebuffer ();

 

3. a2cw Conversion

Char * szstr = "test string"; cstring STR = cstring (szstr); uses_conversion; lpcwstr wszclassname = a2cw (w2a (STR); Str. releasebuffer ();

The above methods are all tested in the Unicode environment.