Re: Are _T() and TEXT() macros equivalent?

Yes, these are the kinds of idiotic things that give C++ a bad name as
being too complex.
This has absolutely nothing to do with C/C++
_T, TEXT, _TEXT are not part of the standard, are just a bunch of MS macros.

And if one defines both _UNICODE and UNICODE as recomended, then is easy.


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