On Mon, 15 Jul 2002, Shachar Shemesh wrote: [...]
LPWSTR lpText = (LPWSTR)lParam;lpText[0] = '\0';
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lpText[0] = L'\0';
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lpText[0] = 0;
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Not trying to be a hard head here, and I'm not even remotely trying to suggest that this particular line of code is a crucial point. It's just that my understanding of this project and the way code should be with it, all WINE DLLs are actually WineLib code. All WineLib code should duel compile on Windows and Unix. In theory, there should not be a problem compiling our sources of USER.DLL on Visual C, and running it on Windows instead of the native DLL (far fetched example, I know).
If VC does have a "one correct way", while gcc doesn't, shouldn't we prefer the VC correct one?
That's a good point. All three ways would work in Visual C++ but as you pointed out, L'\0' would be the most correct one.
So it would make sense to prefer it when assigning to WCHARs (too bad we cannot do the same for strings as this would not work in gcc).
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