Re: ATL Component with C++ class
<yang__lee@ausi.com> wrote in message
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std::string sTemp = m_pfoo->get_string();
*pVal = ::SysAllocStringLen(sTemp.c_str(), sTemp.length());
std::string holds narrow (ANSI) characters. BSTR always contains Unicode
characters. You need to perform a conversion. Make it
*pVal = CComBSTR(sTemp.c_str()).Detach();
Please tell me Are these stpes OK??
Mostly.
where to put c++ code?
I don't understand this question. You seem to have plenty of C++ code
around already, so presumably you have already found some place to "put"
it.
I can not compile the project.. I get around 34 errors one of which is
'std' : is not a class or namespace name
You probably forgot
#include <string>
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