yes it does have the ES_MULTILINE style on it. It really has to do with the cstrings they act different than I expected. This is so frustrating cause I'm so close to have something actually working but just can't seem to figure it out
yes it does have the ES_MULTILINE style on it. It really has to do with the cstrings they act different than I expected. This is so frustrating cause I'm so close to have something actually working but just can't seem to figure it out
Just wanted to bump to try and get some help. Its the wierdest thing when I have a char* buf and then add it to the end of the edit box it all comes up in chinese. Also, normally when I have a char* then if I want to turn it into a c++ string then I just pass it to a string like string(char*). But when I'm doing it in my project only the first character of the char* gets passed to the new string. Any ideas on how to work with these c-style strings so I get more desired result?
edit: I think I found out what may be causing my problem. In some of the winAPI methods I am using it requires that you pass it a LPWSTR and I just cast a normal char* and passed it well I think this may be why my results are coming up in chinese. Does anyone have any insight if this seems plausible and if so how to get around this?
Last edited by daioyayubi; 12-07-2005 at 11:54 AM.
