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converting from Managed String To Char pointer failed in case of foreign letters

hi.

i use the function the ms publish,to convert Managed String to Char * .
with english string it works ok.

now, i have problem, when for example ,im try to convert a path to file ,
when the file name is in HEBREW letters.

the result i get it the conversion till the foreign fonts.

the function is use is :
--------------------------------------------
char * ConverMStringToCharP(String * sStr)

{

// Conversion to wchar_t* :

const wchar_t __pin* p = PtrToStringChars(sStr);

char* ch = (char *)malloc((sStr -> Length + 1) * 2);

wcstombs(ch, p, (sStr -> Length + 1) * 2);
return ch;

}

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Nov 17 '05 #1
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