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Comments by szh121 (Top 5 by date)
szh121
7-Mar-11 5:31am
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pParamUTF16Str is a UTF16 string, i'm not compiling my code in UNICODE. The parameter is user-inputted, not hard-code.
I can see shellExecuteInfo.lpParameters is correct when debugging.
I think javaw.exe can accept UNICODE characters, at least when my local setting is Chinese.
szh121
6-Jul-10 3:07am
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I have changed my solution with another way, so this issue is not what i have to face to. Might there is impossible to resolve it in the case like this.
szh121
6-Jul-10 3:01am
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Hi Aescleal, I am using VS 2005, and i get a compile error to use std::auto_ptr().
Maybe you are right, there is no such feather of auto_ptr can do sth like this.
Thanks for your reply.
szh121
6-Jul-10 2:51am
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I got you, i have to change add space to both side of myclass, otherwise it would get lost after posting.
szh121
6-Jul-10 2:46am
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Sorry emilio_grv, it is std::auto_ptr actually. I forgot to add using namespace std; in my post.