sma_soft

Hi dudes,
I want to convert a string variable to its Unicode equivalent.
I know that I should use the MultiByteToWideChar function to do that. But I get the same result. Here is an example of that:

function ToUnicodeString(s:string):string;
var p1Char;
pw1:array[0..1024]of WideChar;
nLen1,nLen2:integer;
begin
p1:=PChar(s);
nLen1:=Length(s);
nLen2:=nLen1 * 2;
MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP , MB_COMPOSITE , p1 , nLen2 , @pw1 , nLen2);
Result:=WideString(pw1);
end;


Is there anything wrong in the code above ?
Thanks for help from anyone.

DaWei

And the point of the poll is what?

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SittingDuck

var
A: String
B: WideString
begin
A := 'This is the string to convert.';
B := A;
end;

ivan

First time here that I see a such poll....