[RESOLVED] How to read a UNICODE string into char buffer

Hi all,

I want to read a UNICODE string into a char buffer. So I do the following.

Code:

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        std::string temp = GetAsString();
        std::cout << temp << std::endl;

        char buff[256] = {0};
        int val = sprintf(buff, "%s", temp.c_str());

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GetAsString() method return a UNICODE string. That's mean there is a zero/null after each character, so in sprintf() it terminate after finding the null. So only first character is added to the buffer. How can I fix it.

Thanks

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You are going to need to convert it from unicode to ascii because I don't think console supports unicode. (It might, Not sure)

Thanks for the replay. I solve the problem