Unicode and ANSI string conversion methods in Windows Mobile and Windows

In Windows Mobile and Windows, the string is Unicode. Therefore, when developing native code, pay special attention to String Conversion. Below is a simple String Conversion method. Record it for search.

Char Sza [ 100 ]; // ANSI
Wchar SZW [ 200 ]; // Unicode

// regular call of sprintf: all strings are in ANSI
sprintf (sza, " % S " , " ansi str " );

// convert string from Unicode into ANSI
sprintf (sza, " % S " , " Unicode STR " );

// regular call swprintf. all string are in Unicode
swprintf (SZW, L " % S " , L " Unicode STR " );

//Convert string from ANSI into Unicode
Swprintf (SZW, l"% S","ANSI Str");

 

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--> // convert cstring (UNICODE) to STD :: string
cstring STR = " Mel " ;
STD: string city = ct2ca (STR);

//Convert STD: string to cstring (UNICODE)
STD ::StringStr= "AA";
Cstring CSTR=Ccombstr (STR );

 

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This article clarifies the character sets of Windows Mobile and Windows WinCE (Windows Embedded CE ).