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16 Dec 2010
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Read/write serialize/unserialize any kind of arbitrary set of C++ data structures in the Registry.
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As you use CString, you have access to the CW2A ATL macro, assuming that you work with _UNICODE defined, here it is:CString theCStr;...std::string STDStr( CW2A( theCStr.GetString() ) );which will convert to "system encoding on the user's machine" (thanks Nemanja[^] comment !), if you...
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#include must not be in precompiled header
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Forget all that "C" old bit operator, you are "C++", use the modern STL way ;) #include #include void PrintLogicalDrives(){ using namespace std; bitset lt ld = (int)GetLogicalDrives(); for( char i = 'A'; i <= 'Z'; i++ ) { ...
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std::string source = "Hello World";std::wstring result( source.begin(), source.end() );One coding line less !
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I'm an independent Software Developer living in the Alpes Maritimes (aka French Riviera).
Even if in the past I have worked regularily with Fortran, Pascal, Basic (not necessarily Visual), and much more esoteric languages (who knows Prolog, Lotus 123 macros ?), even if I still work from time to time with C#, Java or some "interpreted languages", I'm more specialized in C++.
I work on MFC since the very first version, I enjoy working on Visual Studio 2010, its C++0x features, STL, MFC, boost, WTL ...
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