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    Some problems about MBCS

    There is a family of _tcs macro, such as _tcscpy, _tcscat, etc. MSDN says if the macro _MBCS defined, the _tcs~s are mapped to _mbs~ function which process MBCS string correctly. But, in my console...
  2. What do you want to do? If you want to move the...

    What do you want to do? If you want to move the window when keeping the left button down, you can try post the message WM_NCLBUTTONDOWN. This message enables you to move the window with dragging the...
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    Maybe you can using std::cout, which prints the...

    Maybe you can using std::cout, which prints the variables' value to screen. For most funtamental types, std defined the operator <<, which performs output operation. For a customized type, you...
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    Hi, Perhaps you edited the .rc file manually. For...

    Hi, Perhaps you edited the .rc file manually. For instance, you modified the path of the file which referred by .rc file. Later, perhaps you do some other work, which caused the rebuilding of .rc...
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    What's the meaning of run-time macro

    When I look up MSDN today, I see the term "run-time macros". For example, "For flexibility, use run-time macros such as _tcschr and _tcscpy when possible. " in the chapter "General MBCS Programming...
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