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Parthi_Appu20-Mar-07 2:01

20-Mar-07 2:01

Yeah thats what i mentioned.
toxcct posted its definition.. thats it..
what difference you see between my post and toxcct's post..

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

Rajesh R Subramanian20-Mar-07 2:04

Rajesh R Subramanian

20-Mar-07 2:04

You said you will never need a typecast, which thrills me.

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

Parthi_Appu20-Mar-07 2:10

Parthi_Appu

20-Mar-07 2:10

I think you misunderstood my reply...
I mentioned that sentence, for the parameter to CreateFile API...
to represent a file name.. thats it...
I didn't say that, we never need a typecast..

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

Rajesh R Subramanian20-Mar-07 2:15

Rajesh R Subramanian

20-Mar-07 2:15

Sorry, I get you now. Never mind.

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

Parthi_Appu20-Mar-07 2:24

Parthi_Appu

20-Mar-07 2:24

Hey no prob..

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem (Sorry Misunderstanding)

Parthi_Appu20-Mar-07 0:48

Parthi_Appu

20-Mar-07 0:48

Hi toxcct,

Sorry i'm not clearly read your post. Blush | :O

To make the string always UNICODE we have to use L or someother converting macro.
Sorry once again...

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem (Sorry Misunderstanding)

toxcct20-Mar-07 0:49

toxcct

20-Mar-07 0:49

nevermind

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

prasad_som20-Mar-07 1:06

prasad_som

20-Mar-07 1:06

toxcct wrote:
why not using C++ cast operators ?!

Problem was not related to this, just ignored that. Smile | :)

toxcct wrote:
Notice that those 2 lines of code are quite the same, because is unicode is not defined, _T() simply equals its content (just removed)...

OP is facing problem because, UNICODE is defined. Otherwise, he would not have needed to use LPCWSTR.

toxcct wrote:
Here[^] is a link to those macros

Thanks for this.

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

toxcct20-Mar-07 1:18

toxcct

20-Mar-07 1:18

prasad_som wrote:
OP is facing problem because, UNICODE is defined. Otherwise, he would not have needed to use LPCWSTR.

yes yes, i aggree with that.

but i just added that your 2nd line of code (LPCWSTR pTestCast = (LPCWSTR)(_T("Error_Occured.err"));) was not correct.

you would better have written this :

LPCWSTR pTestCast = CT2W(_T("Error_Occured.err"));

so, like that, if unicode is define, _T() transforms it to a wide string, and that's good, because CT2W() waits for a wide string in such acompilation mode;
if unicode is not defined, then your code remains the same and also compiles good for an ANSI compilation, because _T() casts into an ANSI strings, which is what CT2W() waits for is UNICODE is not #defined...

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

prasad_som20-Mar-07 1:40

prasad_som

20-Mar-07 1:40

toxcct wrote:
LPCWSTR pTestCast = CT2W(_T("Error_Occured.err"));

I appreciate for this information.
But in case of ANSI, it is not needed to use LPCWSTR(in context of API in OP). It would be LPCSTR rather.

So problem faced by OP was basically due to incorrect type casting. And wanted to highlight that. Might be not considered all scenarios.
Smile | :)

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

toxcct20-Mar-07 1:44

toxcct

20-Mar-07 1:44

that's why we should most of the time use CString, LP[C]TSTR and _T()

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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

prasad_som20-Mar-07 1:51

prasad_som

20-Mar-07 1:51

toxcct wrote:
that's why we should most of the time use CString, LP[C]TSTR and _T()

I do.

Prasad
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Re: LPCWSTR Problem

Programm3r20-Mar-07 1:02

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20-Mar-07 1:02

Thank you all very much ... Smile | :)

It's working.

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Win32 API for getting sql server 2005 edition

Mushtaque Nizamani19-Mar-07 22:53

Mushtaque Nizamani

19-Mar-07 22:53

Hi,

Is there any win32 API for getting sql server edition.

Regards,
Mushq

Re: Win32 API for getting sql server 2005 edition

ThatsAlok20-Mar-07 1:48

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20-Mar-07 1:48

Mushq wrote:
Is there any win32 API for getting sql server edition.

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Re: Win32 API for getting sql server 2005 edition

Mark Salsbery20-Mar-07 9:49

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20-Mar-07 9:49

Caution: Registry entries are always subject to change in future versions!

how to find the edition of SQL Server 2000/2005 through registry?[^]

Better yet, get it from the server itself using SQL:

SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('Edition')
SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('ProductVersion')
etc.

SELECT @@VERSION AS 'SQL Server Version'

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MFC projects

janpoo19-Mar-07 22:12

janpoo

19-Mar-07 22:12

I want to practice vc++.so i like to build a simple project using vc++.Can any one guide me.Plz give any simple projects for me.

Is any site for this?

Plz help me.

Re: MFC projects

Paresh Chitte19-Mar-07 22:15

Paresh Chitte

19-Mar-07 22:15

Please refer this[^]

Regards,

Paresh.

Re: MFC projects

Rajesh R Subramanian19-Mar-07 22:25

Rajesh R Subramanian

19-Mar-07 22:25

The first project would be to avoid using more than one user account and making it so obviously visible by posting the same question from either user accounts, one after another. Stop thinking that you are the smartest person in the world. Mad | :mad:

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Re: MFC projects

Hamid_RT20-Mar-07 3:03

Hamid_RT

20-Mar-07 3:03

What does you meaning of "practice vc++ and simple project".I think if you get a book has many good examples.

WhiteSky

Re: MFC projects

toxcct20-Mar-07 3:10

toxcct

20-Mar-07 3:10

don't bother, the 2 threads are from the same guy
(again and again and ........ and again, pleaaaaaaaaaaaaase read the other replies when joining a thread lately !!!!!)

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Re: MFC projects

Hamid_RT20-Mar-07 4:11

Hamid_RT

20-Mar-07 4:11

Really,I think why two sames messages(almost) is here and OK!

WhiteSky

Re: MFC projects

toxcct20-Mar-07 4:16

toxcct

20-Mar-07 4:16

sorry ? i didn't understand your post... may you rephrase please ?

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Re: MFC projects

Hamid_RT20-Mar-07 4:47

Hamid_RT

20-Mar-07 4:47

I said maybe these messages are of a member with two names,and did you serious in your previous message.I think we must happy tonight,tomorrow is new year in my country Big Grin | :-D

;)

WhiteSky

Re: MFC projects

toxcct20-Mar-07 4:58

toxcct

20-Mar-07 4:58

WhiteSky wrote:
I said maybe these messages are of a member with two names

yes, but abusing of trolls is not well seen here. moreover, not only the guy is trolling, but he's also spamming (same question twice is definitely not needed to get a relevant answer).

WhiteSky wrote:
did you serious in your previous message

you meant, was I serious ?
yes.

WhiteSky wrote:
I think we must be happy tonight,tomorrow is new year in my country

few hours in advance, happy new year Jig | [Dance]

(but that doesn't change the thread Poke tongue | ;-P

)

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