Hi.
--- In [email protected], "swzoh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why don't you just use dll plugin then? Here is a sample script:
Yes, I came up with something similar meanwhile. Was my first script
with dll-plugin. A couple of questions, though:
> iwNum=dll.call("MultiByteToWideChar|ui ui s i x i",;;+
> 0,0,"sString",-1,"xString",0)
Is 0 the current charset (first parameter)? Doh. I tried getting it
with GetACP...
x is for a byteblock, right? Is this appropriate for a LPWSTR?
Is it not necessary to define the return value (another int at the
end)?
> xString=repeat(" ",iwNum*2) ;; needed when sString is long
Ah, this is how to initialize the byteblock? Good to know.
But is this really wide enough for real wide chars? Don't know... I
think a unicode-char can have up to 4 bytes if I'm not mistaken...
> iuNum=dll.call("WideCharToMultiByte|ui ui x i s i ui ui",;;+
> 65001,0,"xString",-1,"uString",0,0,0)
Damn, I overlooked that function. Went all the way from hex to
binary and via a conversion-table back to hex. Not nice...
Thanks for posting this, anyway.
Mockey
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