i use std::getling to read a line in unicoude file to buffer,like:
WCHAR buf[100]
wifstream in;
std::getling(bu f,in,100);
but i can't get the right result,it seems can only read by 1 byte;e.g first
word of unicode file is "0xfffe" ,if use getline ,it may 0x00ff 0x00fe in my
buffer
do you have any idea,except use c lib like fgetws
2  1966 
aGAric wrote: i use std::getling to read a line in unicoude file to buffer,like:
WCHAR buf[100]
wifstream in;
std::getling(bu f,in,100);
but i can't get the right result,it seems can only read by 1 byte;e.g first
word of unicode file is "0xfffe" ,if use getline ,it may 0x00ff 0x00fe in my
buffer
do you have any idea,except use c lib like fgetws
aGAric:
It would be nice if you would post a typo-free (preferably compilable)
example, so we could tell what you really did.
But, for starters, std::getline does not take a buffer; it takes a string.
HTH,
David Wilkinson
Dear Wilkinson,
thank you for you advice.
i am a new programmer.
"David Wilkinson" <no******@effis ols.com>
??????:uC****** ********@TK2MSF TNGP14.phx.gbl. .. aGAric wrote:
i use std::getling to read a line in unicoude file to buffer,like:
WCHAR buf[100]
wifstream in;
std::getling(bu f,in,100);
but i can't get the right result,it seems can only read by 1 byte;e.g
first word of unicode file is "0xfffe" ,if use getline ,it may 0x00ff 0x00fe
in my buffer
do you have any idea,except use c lib like fgetws
aGAric:
It would be nice if you would post a typo-free (preferably compilable)
example, so we could tell what you really did.
But, for starters, std::getline does not take a buffer; it takes a string.
HTH,
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