C / C++ / MFC

itkid wrote:

...however it is showing only first charactor.

void main( void )
{
    BSTR name(_T("David"));
    TCHAR buff[32];
    _stprintf(buff, _T("%s"), name);
}

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DavidCrow wrote:

BSTR name(_T("David"));

BSTR name(L"David"); // BAD CODE!!!!!
UINT Len = SysStringLen(name); // Wrong length will be returned.
SysFreeString(name); // Crash if you're lucky!

itkid wrote:

I am trying to put BSTR variable in buffer, using sprintf however it is showing only first charactor.Can you please let me know how to store it in buffer.I am trying
fun (BSRT name,...)
sprint(buff,L"Name =%s", name);

  CString str;
  str.Format("Name =%s", name);
BSTR buff=  str.AllocSysString()

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CodeGoose wrote:

I've looked into HtmlView, but it appears that it requires using an actual html file (url or local) to be specified. I would rather not have to create a temporary html file if I can get away with it.
Any thoughts, link, or comments on this would be greatly appreciated.

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raed wrote:

I also tried to use GlobalFree(pStream), and GlobalFree(&pStream) with no avail. memory keep rasing after each call