Initialize into TCHAR**

[m_mun]

Hello all, I have a function like below int fn_RecognizeWord(TCHAR** strUnicode) { string unicodeStr; ..... //Problem in this line strcpy(strUnicode[0],unicodeStr.c_str()); } How can i initialize into 'strUnicode' variable using 'unicodeStr' variable. For example 'unicodeStr' variable contains just a single line of string, like '80653478'. Thanks to all

[Cedric Moonen]

What is the problem ? Did you initialize your strUnicode array properly ? What I mean is, did you create an array of TCHAR* of the correct size, then for each of these pointers allocate the correct number of characters ? The second step is probably easier to do once you know the size of your string:

strUnicode[0] = new TCHAR[unicodeStr.size()];
strcpy(strUnicode[0],unicodeStr.c_str());

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[m_mun]

It is not working. I testing it with MessageBox(), but this statement not working

[Cedric Moonen]

What do you mean it's not working ? Could you explain what you are expecting, what do you get and show some code ?

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[Naveen]

Shaheen.India wrote:

strcpy(strUnicode[0],unicodeStr.c_str());

If the vairable name in your code make sense, I must say that you cannot simply copy the content of a string to a UNICODE pointer. you have to use MultiByteToWideChar() function or mbrtowc() function

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[m_mun]

Actually it gives "Please tell Microsoft about this problem." window when it executes that line

[m_mun]

No its just a string like '973465', store into 'unicodeStr'

[Cedric Moonen]

I suggest you read this excellent article[^] to get a better grasp on character encoding.

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