Change encoding of CString in VC++

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Dear all,

I have a CSTring object. How can I change encoding of this string (UTF8, UTF16...)

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Posted 21-Feb-11 17:56pm

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[no name] 22-Feb-11 1:29am

what do you exactly mean by enncoding of string pls provide details

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Nuri Ismail · Answer 1 · 2011-02-21T21:40:00

Here[^] you will find almost anything related to CString class. It is a great reference from Dr. Joseph M. Newcomer.
The answer of your question is in Unicode and CStrings[^] section (examine the conversion tables).
After that read the UTF-7 and UTF-8 in CStrings[^] section (here you will find out that some CString methods may produce unexpected results).