C / C++ / MFC

if(((LPNMHDR)lParam)->code == LVN_KEYDOWN)               <br />
{<br />
LV_KEYDOWN* pLVKeyDow = (LV_KEYDOWN*)lParam;<br />
    if( pLVKeyDow->wVKey == VK_DELETE  )<br />
    {<br />
        // your code to delete the row<br />
    }<br />
}

#define _UNICODE
#define UNICODE
#include "tchar.h"  // a TCHAR is now a wchar_t

TCHAR *ReadAnsiFile( TCHAR* szFileName )
{
    // Read the file into a TCHAR array
    
    TCHAR TcharBuffer[ size of the file ];
    OpenFile();
#ifdef UNICODE
    char AnsiBuffer[ size of the file ];
    ReadIntoAnsiBuffer();
    ConvertBufferToUnicode();
#else
    ReadIntoTcharBuffer();
#endif
    Return TcharBuffer;
}

TCHAR *ReadUnicodeFile( TCHAR* szFileName )
{
    // Read the file into a TCHAR array

    TCHAR *TcharBuffer[ size of the file ];
    OpenFile();
#ifdef UNICODE
    wchar_t UnicodeBuffer[ sizeoffile ];
    ReadIntoUnicodeBuffer();
    ConvertToAnsi();
#else
    ReadIntoTcharBuffer();
#endif
    Return TcharBuffer;
}

int main()
{
    TCHAR *ReadFile;
    if ( FileIsUnicode )
        ReadFile = ReadUnicodeFile();
    else
        ReadFile = ReadAnsiFile();
}

asdtry wrote:

If i delect my file and it is in unicode then TCHAR should treat as WCHAR otherwise TCHAR as CHAR
Is it possible ?

WalderMort wrote:

Use the task manager, if the 'Memory Usage' is constantly increasing then there is more than likely a leak.

WalderMort wrote:

Use the task manager, if the 'Memory Usage' is constantly increasing then there is more than likely a leak.

kiran.pinjarla wrote:

Is there a way to find whether an exe generating memory leaks or not, without using any tools.

kiran.pinjarla wrote:

We dont have its code, only exe is available.

WhiteSky wrote:

Excellent