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    Hi, I have a propreitary API which accepts char as a parameter. But I have a WCHAR variable. I need to typecast WCHAR variable to char. Thanks

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      Hi, I have a propreitary API which accepts char as a parameter. But I have a WCHAR variable. I need to typecast WCHAR variable to char. Thanks

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      Use WideCharToMultiByte API.

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        Hi, I have a propreitary API which accepts char as a parameter. But I have a WCHAR variable. I need to typecast WCHAR variable to char. Thanks

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        Use WideCharToMultiByte.

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          Hi, I have a propreitary API which accepts char as a parameter. But I have a WCHAR variable. I need to typecast WCHAR variable to char. Thanks

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          CPallini
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          Nope. You need instead a better understanding, see, for instance [^], [^]. :)

          If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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