--- In [email protected], "forxtra" <forx...@...> wrote:
>
> When using dot syntax, there's a trivial error.
>
> ; ----------------------------------
> Local u = unicode.new("abc")
> Win.Debug(unicode.maximum("abc", "abb").to_ascii)
> Win.Debug(unicode.maximum(u, "abb").to_ascii) ;; error
Yeah, forgot to add 1 to something. Sorry.
> Win.Debug(unicode.env("WinDir").to_ascii)
> Win.Debug(unicode.new("WinDir").env.to_ascii) ;; error or invaild use?
will check.
> ; ----------------------------------
>
>
>
> Is there a way to convert a byteblock to a unicode string, like from_binary?
There can be.
> For a list of the recent documents, I'm trying to get a registry value of
> REG_BINARY type with Reg.Get_Binary(). File path may also contain multibyte
> characters. so, Binary.Dump() not directly restore path string.
I guess I better test binary block to make sure terminates in
a wide-char string terminator (L'0'). Do your REG_BINARY blocks?
Got example of REG_BINARY key that might contain a path that I can use for
example?
I think I'll clear up COM first, then get back to this, unles you're in a
hurry....
