Gabriel Sechan wrote:
From: Andrew Lentvorski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
However, the fact that Windows demanded wide strings helped a lot.
An entire generation of programmers has grown up without necessarily
thinking that "String" == "char[]" == "array of single bytes".
To nit pick- it didn't. Every WinAPI function call that takes text
has 2 versions- FooW and FooA. W takes wide chars, A takes ASCII.
And for that matter the A doesn't take ASCII, but rather ANSI/Oem
strings (or as some people describe "A means not Wide characters" ;-),
which IIRC includes multibyte strings.
--Chris
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