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<0> I think impatient was just making a quip.
<0> lol
<1> but then dm didn't refute it.. :P
<2> does anyone know if dev-c++ is capable of making a windows form app?
<1> but nonetheless my suggestions remains the same. ftp.
<1> -s.
<0> vurx, of course o.o
<2> just making sure, i dont want to have to use ms visual studio
<1> there's ftp servers and clients for virtually any platform.
<1> usually for free.
<2> when i try this -> const WCHAR* hkey_pmap = "NIS P***word Map"; i get this -> cannot convert `const char*' to `const WCHAR*' in initialization
<2> what do i do, google isnt very helpful
<3> well, "whatever" is 8bit, WCHAR is 16
<4> a static_cast<WCHAR*>("NIS P***word Map") maybe?
<3> that will yield garbage
<2> im doing RegOpenKeyEx and it worked fine in the stub but when i put the code in the main file its complaining
<2> before the vars were just char* 's
<2> it wants const WCHAR*
<3> offhand I'm not sure how to convert char to wchar
<2> for second peramerter
<3> I'm sure there's something in std tho
<2> *perameter
<2> ill look
<3> too many vodka/redbulls today
<3> oddly enough they're making me tired
<2> typecasting worked: (const wchar_t *)charvar
<3> wow, wouldn't have guessed that
<3> unless the lib defines some cast operator for char*
<5> vurx: It will work to convert the pointer... but if anythign in the function actually needs wchars, rather than chars, that's not going to be enough.
<2> youre right, i spoke too soon
<3> by 'work' I thought you meant 'yielded correct results'
<2> by worked meant compiled... it doesnt work :(
<3> you need a mechanism to convert 16 bit wchar to 8 bit char
<3> I'm about 99% std defines one
<3> wchar_t rather
<3> thinking locale in my head but I doubt I'm correct
<3> perhaps ios?
<6> if you cut off the higher order byte it will leave you ASCII compatible character AFAIK
<3> that seems dangerous
<3> but that could be the vodka talking
<6> heh
<7> does anybody know how to know a number of chosen item in ComboBox?
<3> wrong chan
<3> although an api that didn't expose that would be nothing short of a piece of ****
<7> hm//
<8> well, at least JBlitzen doesn't **** that much
<9> s/that much/at all
<8> that would make me a bigger liar
<8> seriously, though, you blow
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