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'WCHAR' to 'LPCWSTR'

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    Hello Friends, can anybody tell me how to convert wchar to plcwstr. and how to use OutputDebugString() fun to print other datatypes such as int

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      Hello Friends, can anybody tell me how to convert wchar to plcwstr. and how to use OutputDebugString() fun to print other datatypes such as int

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      WCHAR is a wide character and LPCWSTR is a pointer to a string of WCHARs. You can use CString::Format to convert any datatype to string and pass that CString to OutputDebugString.

      "What's on your mind, if you will allow the overstatement?"

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        Hello Friends, can anybody tell me how to convert wchar to plcwstr. and how to use OutputDebugString() fun to print other datatypes such as int

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        If you want to print numerics in OutPutDebugString(), I would suggest you first create the string using sprintf() then pass the whole string into OutputSebugString().

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