Under MFC Unicode encoding, get the IP address described by CString and assign it to the CIPAddressCtrl control

1. Under Unicode encoding, the characters in CString are declared as wide words and should be obtained using the following method char*

CString Cstrip = strIp; // Convert CString to char* under Unicode int n = cstrip.getlength (); int len = WideCharToMultiByte (CP_ACP,0, Cstrip,cstrip.getlength (), NULL,0, null,null) ; Char New Char [len+1]; WideCharToMultiByte (CP_ACP,00;

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2. Convert the IP address described by char* to Wdord

DWORD Dwip = inet_addr (p);

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3. Assigning a DWORD value to a CIPAddressCtrl control

//get the Dwordip address from low to high, such as 127.0.0.1, will get 0x0100007f//need to be convertedm_host_ip. Setaddress ((Dwip&0xFF),//get 0~7 bit(Dwip &0xff00) >>8,//get 15~8 bit(Dwip &0xFF0000) >> -,//get 23~16 bit(Dwip &0xff000000) >> -);//get 31~24 bit

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As above is all the code, if you have a more simple way, welcome advice ~

Under MFC Unicode encoding, get the IP address described by CString and assign it to the CIPAddressCtrl control