| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| pMultiCharBuffer | A null terminated string |
| eCharType | The type of string encoding, which may be OEM (CP_OEMCP), ANSI (CP_ACP) or UTF-8 (CP_UTF8) |
| iLen (ByRef) | Returns the length, in wide characters, of the Unicode string |
The buffer address along with the length in wide characters of the Unicode string, which is returned by reference in iLen.
Function Utf16FromBuffer Pointer pMultiCharBuffer Integer eCharType Integer ByRef iLen Returns Pointer
| Call: | Get Utf16FromBuffer pMultiCharBuffer eCharType (&iLen) to PointerVariable |
Utf16FromBuffer creates a UTF-16 string in a memory buffer from an OEM, ANSI or UTF-8 memory buffer.
You are responsible for eventually disposing of the newly created memory buffer.
Use Windows.pkg
Use cCharTranslate.pkg
Object oCharTranslate is a cCharTranslate
End_Object
// test Utf16FromBuffer and Utf16ToBuffer
Procedure TestUTF16Buffer
Address aVar aUTF16Buffer aVar2
Integer iLen iVoid
String sVar sVar2
Move "Test String-Ññóí" to sVar
Move (AddressOf(sVar)) to aVar
// Move OEM to UTF16 buffer
Get Utf16FromBuffer of oCharTranslate aVar CP_OEMCP (&iLen) to aUTF16Buffer
// Move UTF16 Buffer to OEM String
Get Utf16ToBuffer of oCharTranslate aUTF16Buffer CP_OEMCP iLen to aVar2
// Note length of OEM buffer is CStringLength(aVar2)
Move aVar2 to sVar2
If (sVar<>sVar2) Begin
Send Info_Box "Test Failed"
End
Move (Free(aUTF16Buffer)) to iVoid
Move (Free(aVar2)) to iVoid
End_Procedure
Send TestUTF16Buffer
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