Hi!,
I've got a great problem, and I don't have any idea how can I to
solve it. I hope that there is a solution to solve it :-). Well. I've
got an App UNICODE that call a routine in a dll MBCS:
App UNICODE
CString dir;
bDameValorINI (dir, "Directorio s", "Ejecutable s", "C:\", true);
Routine dll MBCS
bool bDameValorINI (CString &valor, const CString &clave, const
CString &variable,
const CString &nombre_fichero INI, bool
obligatorio);
When I try to call to that function, I can see with Debug that clave
is only "D" and variable = "E" into bDameValorINI. I tried to pass
with several ways:
1. bDameValorINI (dir, (char *) "Directorio s", (char *)
"Ejecutable s", "C:\", true);
2. char p1[25], p2[45];
strcpy (p1, "Directorio s");
strcpy (p2, "Ejecutable s");
bDameValorINI (dir, p1, p2, "C:\", true);
And all results are the same, :-(. clave = "D" and variable = "E"
My God, How can I do to solve it?
Many thanks in advance
Josemi
P.D.: I use VC++ v6.0. I can't to built the dll in MBCS mode 3 2229
On Jun 25, 4:42 pm, Josemi <josemiant...@g mail.comwrote:
Hi!,
I've got a great problem, and I don't have any idea how can I to
solve it. I hope that there is a solution to solve it :-). Well. I've
got an App UNICODE that call a routine in a dll MBCS:
App UNICODE
CString dir;
bDameValorINI (dir, "Directorio s", "Ejecutable s", "C:\", true);
Routine dll MBCS
bool bDameValorINI (CString &valor, const CString &clave, const
CString &variable,
const CString &nombre_fichero INI, bool
obligatorio);
When I try to call to that function, I can see with Debug that clave
is only "D" and variable = "E" into bDameValorINI. I tried to pass
with several ways:
1. bDameValorINI (dir, (char *) "Directorio s", (char *)
"Ejecutable s", "C:\", true);
2. char p1[25], p2[45];
strcpy (p1, "Directorio s");
strcpy (p2, "Ejecutable s");
bDameValorINI (dir, p1, p2, "C:\", true);
And all results are the same, :-(. clave = "D" and variable = "E"
My God, How can I do to solve it?
Many thanks in advance
Josemi
P.D.: I use VC++ v6.0. I can't to built the dll in MBCS mode
Hi,
I think you have to post it in VC++ group for a fast response.
Thanks and regards,
Amal P
Amal P a écrit :
On Jun 25, 4:42 pm, Josemi <josemiant...@g mail.comwrote:
>Hi!,
I've got a great problem, and I don't have any idea how can I to solve it. I hope that there is a solution to solve it :-). Well. I've got an App UNICODE that call a routine in a dll MBCS:
App UNICODE CString dir; bDameValorINI (dir, "Directorio s", "Ejecutable s", "C:\", true);
Routine dll MBCS
bool bDameValorINI (CString &valor, const CString &clave, const CString &variable, const CString &nombre_fichero INI, bool obligatorio) ;
When I try to call to that function, I can see with Debug that clave is only "D" and variable = "E" into bDameValorINI. I tried to pass with several ways:
1. bDameValorINI (dir, (char *) "Directorio s", (char *) "Ejecutables ", "C:\", true); 2. char p1[25], p2[45]; strcpy (p1, "Directorio s"); strcpy (p2, "Ejecutable s"); bDameValorINI (dir, p1, p2, "C:\", true);
And all results are the same, :-(. clave = "D" and variable = "E"
My God, How can I do to solve it?
P.D.: I use VC++ v6.0. I can't to built the dll in MBCS mode
Hi,
I think you have to post it in VC++ group for a fast response.
I guess not. This is a UNICODE question.
I don't known the answer because I am not familiar enough with UNICODE
but it is no wonder p1 id D and P2 is E if inputs are unicode.
Replacing strcpy() with wcscpy() and/or using L"" string should improove
the matter.
Michael
On Jun 25, 10:10 am, Michael DOUBEZ <michael.dou... @free.frwrote:
Amal P a écrit :
On Jun 25, 4:42 pm, Josemi <josemiant...@g mail.comwrote:
Hi!,
I've got a great problem, and I don't have any idea how can I to
solve it. I hope that there is a solution to solve it :-). Well. I've
got an App UNICODE that call a routine in a dll MBCS:
App UNICODE
CString dir;
bDameValorINI (dir, "Directorio s", "Ejecutable s", "C:\", true);
Routine dll MBCS
bool bDameValorINI (CString &valor, const CString &clave, const
CString &variable,
const CString &nombre_fichero INI, bool
obligatorio);
When I try to call to that function, I can see with Debug that clave
is only "D" and variable = "E" into bDameValorINI. I tried to pass
with several ways:
1. bDameValorINI (dir, (char *) "Directorio s", (char *)
"Ejecutable s", "C:\", true);
2. char p1[25], p2[45];
strcpy (p1, "Directorio s");
strcpy (p2, "Ejecutable s");
bDameValorINI (dir, p1, p2, "C:\", true);
And all results are the same, :-(. clave = "D" and variable = "E"
My God, How can I do to solve it?
P.D.: I use VC++ v6.0. I can't to built the dll in MBCS mode
Hi,
I think you have to post it in VC++ group for a fast response.
I guess not. This is a UNICODE question.
I do guess so, when I start reading a message and stuff like CString,
dll and VC++ v6.0 is in the message I stop reading and go to the next
message, might be there is e real C++ question hidding between all the
MS stuff, but most off the time, it is some MS-related question.
Greets,
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