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StarKnightD



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StarKnightD 13 Aug 2009, 04:53
I think the subject is put quite nicely so I'll keep it short:

I'm looking for the FASM equivalent to what I see (but hardly use) Visual Studio using: L"String"

Thanks,
Stefan


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revolution
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revolution 13 Aug 2009, 05:12
I think that would be du?
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StarKnightD



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StarKnightD 13 Aug 2009, 05:29
Thanks.. brb, after I try it.
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StarKnightD 13 Aug 2009, 07:04
yeah, it works.

Thanks revolution Smile
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LocoDelAssembly
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LocoDelAssembly 13 Aug 2009, 15:45
Take in mind this:
http://flatassembler.net/docs.php?article=win32 wrote:
1.7 Text encoding


The resource macroinstructions use the du directive to define any Unicode strings inside resources - since this directive simply zero extends the characters to the 16-bit values, for the strings containing some non-ASCII characters, the du may need to be redefined. For some of the encodings the macroinstructions redefining the du to generate the Unicode texts properly are provided in the ENCODING subdirectory. For example if the source text is encoded with Windows 1250 code page, such line should be put somewhere in the beginning of the source:

include 'encoding\win1250.inc'
(note that the scope is beyond resources actually)
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StarKnightD 13 Aug 2009, 19:58
Thanks Loco. the info is very helpful.
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