Re: Problem related to BYTE*
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"Harish Kumar Dixit" <harishdixit1@xxxxxxxxx> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Yes after execution of method i got pdwDataLength value.
I got the reason my string contains '\0' chars inside it.
We can't handle such string using c/c++ normal methods because '\0'
means end of the string , thats why i am getting blank. Blan is the
1st char and '\0' is the 2nd in my string.
Can u help me how to handle it
I think that your problem is that you are trying to using char * or CStringA
or std::string to "handle" strings, instead the strings used by the
aforementioned API are *Unicode* (UTF-16) strings, so you should use a
wchar_t-based string, e.g. wchar_t *, or CStringW, or std::wstring.
This is my guess, not being able to read "real" code...
HTH,
Giovanni
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