I have a wchar array that requires me to write data to use a WinAPi function, Code> std :: wstring , I know std :: wstring t (wText);
works, but I can not declare it in an if statement because it does not exist outside of it's scope. Apart from this, I can not call Constructor in this fashion:
WCHAR wText [256]; Std :: wstring t = "L"; If (some condition) {T = T (wText); }
What can I do? I should be equal to wstring
""
When the situation is not complete and when it is complete I want to get a WCHAR array in it.
You can create a temporary std :: wstring
object, Such as by calling Constructor in Expression:
t = std :: wstring (wText);
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