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Cedric Moonen wrote:

Second, you need to have both the carriage return and newline characters

"abc\rxyz\rpqr\r"

char *str = "abc\rxyz";
 stdstr = str;
 int idx = stdstr.find('\r');
 stdstr.insert((idx+1),1,'\n');
 const char* rcData = stdstr.c_str();
 int lenA = lstrlenA(rcData);
 int lenW;
 wchar_t *unircData;
 lenW = ::MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP,0,rcData,lenA,0,0);
 unircData = SysAllocStringLen(0,lenW);
 if(lenW >0)
 {
     ::MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP,0,rcData,lenA,unircData,lenW);
 }
 unircData[lenW] = 0;
 m_EDIT.ReplaceSel(unircData);

bhanu_8509 wrote:

wchar_t szData[5];
szData[0] = 'a';
szData[1] = 'b';
szData[2] = 'c';
szData[3] = '\r';
szData[4] = '\0';

TCHAR szData[4];
_tcscpy(szData, _T("abc"));
m_EDIT.SetWindowText(szData);

bahareh655 wrote:

Here is the ntdll's source including "LDRLoadDll" function:
http://source.winehq.org/source/dlls/ntdll/loader.c#L2007

szcwPath - Points to a null-terminated
//       wide character string that containes the "path"
//       variable where the system will look for the module.
//       szcwPath should have following format:
//         L"Path1;Path2;Path3;....;PathN;".
//       If szcwPath equal NULL, LdrLoadDll function
//       will perform search as LoadLibrary.

Shiv Murti Pal wrote:

i dont need to read value in my project.

Shiv Murti Pal wrote:

and then i want read next sector

Iain Clarke wrote:

so I;d better go back to a professional picture