http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5469
------- Additional Comments From juan_lang@yahoo.com 2006-30-06 09:31 ------- The strings are concatenated, so you end up with strings L"\0001\0002" and L"\0002\0001". They look different, so I'd expect VarBstrCmp to say so too. Rob claimed CompareStringW returns that the two strings are equal; I'm unable to verify that. So it looks (to me) like a difference between unicode.org's tables for certain characters, and Microsoft's, and I'm not sure what to do about it, since we autogenerate our code page tables from the unicode.org data.
That being said, using VB strings to store abitrary binary data looks a little unusual to me; certain non-identical byte sequences will end up comparing as equal in certain locales.
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