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Displaying Chinese and English AnsiStrings in a listbox.
How can I display both English and Chinese text in a listbox using AnsiStrings that is compatible with Windows 98, NT and XP?- aeijohn
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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Need to convert hexidecimal to AnsiString unicode
I tried this: AnsiString st,su,sx; . . su="00a9" //value varies when called TCHAR sx[10]; sx[0]=NULL; su="0x"+su; wsprintf(sx,"%c",su.ToInt()); st+=sx; which seems to works for 0x00a9, but gives garbage for 0x5b89 (represents Chinese character) when viewed in TList or TMemo (Font and Font Name...- aeijohn
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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Need to convert hexidecimal to AnsiString unicode
What is best way to convert an hex unicode to AnsiString? Ideally, for me, the input would be hex code is in AnsiString with format of "u\ABCD"; output is AnsiString.- aeijohn
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
