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C++: Step 3 of the std::string transition.
Convert the class overrides to use std::string instead of char*.
Implement functions that take arrays of strings to std::vector<std::string>.
Begin converting dwtestoo to use std::string instead of C style strings.
Temporarily rename C style Connect functions to have a C at the end.
It isn't clear to me why, but clang is telling me they are ambiguous.
Even though the lambda explicitly specifies std::string it can't decide
between the std::string or char* versions of the functions.
| author | bsmith@81767d24-ef19-dc11-ae90-00e081727c95 |
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| date | Thu, 23 Feb 2023 15:24:36 +0000 |
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This package contains Dynamic Windows (dwindows) v 3.1 for OS/2 and eCS. It contains: dw.dll - main dwindows DLL dwcompat.dll - compatibility DLL (optional) dw.h - header file dw.lib - import library for functions in dw.dll dwcompat.lib - import library for functions in dwcompat.dll readme-os2.txt - this file This binary package was compiled with gcc 9.2.0. It requires libcn0.dll available at https://ecsoft2.org/libc-next-runtime Dynamic Windows may take advantage of features from these packages: XCenter/eCenter with the System Tray plugin http://www.eros2.info/systray_widget_en.shtml Generalized Bitmap Module - For additional image formats https://ecsoft2.org/generalised-bitmap-module-gbm -- Special notes for version 3.1 -- Version 2.4 has started a transition to Unicode on OS/2. Warp 4 and later have fairly decent support for UTF-8 via codepage 1208, however there are some known input problems, which shall be worked around in future versions. For English or non-input applications Unicode is the recommended version, however for applications that have not been converted to UTF-8 or which are experiencing input problems, a non-Unicode version of the DLL is included.