PackFiles NOT called???

[VSB]

Well, adding dummy main function solve the problem, but was it correct solution?

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int main()
{
	return 0;
}

[MVV]

Linker requires main function only when using debug default libraries (Multi-threaded Debug) so you can just leave your empty main function - in release mode (Multi-threaded) linker will ignore it (you may even enclose it in #ifdef _DEBUG ... #endif block and it will work fine).

[VSB]

This better, i think

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#if  defined(_DEBUG) && defined(_MT)
int __cdecl main()
{
	return 0;
}

[MVV]

This would be even better.

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#if defined(_DEBUG) && defined(_MT) && defined(_WINDLL)

[VSB]

2MVV
ORLY?
_DLL defined only for non-static linking, when using msvcrt90.dll

[MVV]

Oops, you right. I thought that _DLL is defined when I'm compiling DLL... But now I see that it is defined when CRT is linked as dynamic library.

I corrected sample in previous post.

VS 10 doesn't require main function stub (BTW as I can remember VS 9 shouldn't require it too...). But it requires it if I redefine entry point (unfortunately I don't know how to distinguish theese two cases using predefined macros).

[VSB]

Well, _MT and _DLL are mutually exclusive
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And there is new question:
I have
WCHAR *s1, *s2, *s3;

I want that s3=s1+s2, but i don't know how do this without effect on s1 because wcscat(s1, s2) appends s2 to s1 and i need s1 unchanged

[MVV]

In C usual WCHAR* is a PWideChar in Delphi - you need to assign to it address of some buffer before using.

Well, first of all you need to decide allocation type for s3 - static or dynamic. Then you may copy s1 to s3 using wcscpy and then append s2 to s3 using wcscat.

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WCHAR buffer[1024];
s3=buffer; // static allocation

OR

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s3=new WCHAR[1024]; // dynamic allocation

And then:

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*s3=0;
wcscpy(s3, s1);
wcscat(s3, s2);

In case of dynamic allocation you must free memory after using s3:

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delete s3;
s3=0;

But you may simply use wstring class:

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wstring s1, s2, s3;

It allows to work with strings like in Delphi:

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s3=s1;
s3.append(s2);

OR

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s3=s1+s2;

If you need to get pointer to string you may use wstring::c_str() method:

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wprintf(L"%s", s3.c_str());

[VSB]

Thanks
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Question:
What Regexp realisation for C++ support wchar_t ?

[MVV]

Just google it

[ghisler(Author)]

Please don't use wcscpy and wcscat, they do not check the length and will therefore cause a crash if the string is too long. Instead, please use wcslcpy and wcslcat from the cunicode.c file from my sample plugins. Here they are:

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WCHAR* wcslcpy(WCHAR *str1,const WCHAR *str2,int imaxlen)
{
	if ((int)wcslen(str2)>=imaxlen-1) {
		wcsncpy(str1,str2,imaxlen-1);
		str1[imaxlen-1]=0;
	} else
		wcscpy(str1,str2);
	return str1;
}

WCHAR* wcslcat(WCHAR *str1,const WCHAR *str2,int imaxlen)
{
	int l1=(int)wcslen(str1);
	if ((int)wcslen(str2)+l1>=imaxlen-1) {
		wcsncpy(str1+l1,str2,imaxlen-1-l1);
		str1[imaxlen-1]=0;
	} else
		wcscat(str1,str2);
	return str1;
}

[MVV]

I think it would be easier to use lstrcpynW function - it appends NULL character even if iMaxLength is less than string length, and it is Windows API function so it doesn't require additional piece of code.

[VSB]

2ghisler(Author)

And what about wcscpy_s and wcscar_s?
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Although, is there list of WinAPI NTFS-related (directory creation, file info etc.), which support path about 32000 Unicode characters (begining from "\\?\") instead of 260 characters, defined by MAX_PATH?

[ghisler(Author)]

If your compiler supports them, then use them. Just don't use unchecked wcscpy and wcscat.

[VSB]

Well, I make function for creating directory even upper path doesn't exists, but I'm not sure, that it is correct.
Please, check it

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#define MY_MAX_PATH 32768	//REAL NTFS MAX_PATH
#define UNC_PREFIX L"\\\\?\\" 


BOOL my_CreateDirectoryW(
						 __in     LPCWSTR lpPathName,
						 __in_opt LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes
						 )
{
	WCHAR *tmpchr;
	WCHAR tmpDir[MY_MAX_PATH];
	wcscpy_s(tmpDir,MY_MAX_PATH,lpPathName);
	WCHAR tmpUpDir[MY_MAX_PATH];
	wcscpy_s(tmpUpDir,MY_MAX_PATH,lpPathName);
	if (wcslen(wcsrchr(tmpUpDir,L'\\'))==1)
	{
		tmpchr=wcsrchr(tmpUpDir,L'\\');
		*tmpchr=L'\0';
	} 
	tmpchr=(WCHAR *)((DWORD)wcsrchr(tmpUpDir,L'\\')+sizeof(WCHAR));				//we need the last character
	*tmpchr=L'\0';
	if (!PathFileExistsW(tmpUpDir))												//there is no upper directory, try to create in
	{
		if ((wcscmp(tmpUpDir,tmpDir)==0)||(wcscmp(tmpUpDir,UNC_PREFIX)==0))		//there cant't upper directory
		{
			SetLastError(ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND);
			return FALSE;
		} 
		else																	//there can be
		{
			return my_CreateDirectoryW(tmpUpDir,lpSecurityAttributes);
		}
	}
	else
	{
		return CreateDirectoryW(tmpDir,lpSecurityAttributes);					//hl may be created only in existing directory
	}
}