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> >
> > Hi Pete,
> > Thanks for the post. I had downloaded this before. Since it is a c++
> > wrapper, it doesn't overcome limitations in the Richedit control. I read
> > again the TaeRichEdit.cpp module. I don't see him doing anything
different
> > then I'm doing in the area of extracting text.
> >
> > Are you using the this code to work with Unicode? Did you compile with
> > UNICODE defined? Are you using a Windows version of Win2000 or higher?
> >
> > Again thanks for the post,
> > Gary Setter
> >
>
> The data you have should be WideString (Unicode)
> You can then convert it to AnsiString and use that.
> AnsiString has a constructor that takes a WideString....or do you want
more
> than that.
> HTH Pete
>
Hi Pete,
Again, thanks. I was kind of hoping that you would answer my questions.
I don't have a problem with finding suitable containers for text.
The class you suggested uses RICHED20.DLL and the window classes RichEdit20A
and RichEdit20W.
My problem is using the nativeapi. If I make an ASCII app, I get questions
marks for non-ASCII characters. If I make a UNICODE app, all my win32 api
calls fail, including LoadLibrary to load RICHED20.DLL.
Again, are you making with UNICODE or (_UNICODE) defined? What version of
windows are you using? Have you tried you app with Windows 98? If so what
were the results?
Thanks for sticking with this!
best regards,
Gary