WxWidgets 101 - 10 Porting from MFC or QT to wxWidgets or QT Posted on 2008-11-15 04:02 chefZ 阅读. Copy convert.sh and replacements to the target directory. Re: This horse wont die - wxWidgets / MFC info « Reply #3 on: February 23, 2011, 02:29:41 » The main point to consider is that the process of conversion can be eased by the fact that wxwidgets and MFC can be present in the same codebase, and some of the conversion is as simple as find.replace (apparently from the text i linked to). Note that in wxWidgets 3.0, it just works to pass a char array where a wxString parameter is expected, the conversion will be automatic and implicit, using the current locale encoding. So even in wx 3.0, the snippets presented below still make sense when you don't want to be at the mercy of the current locale encoding.

This question seems common so I thought I'd write an article. Note that sometimes there may be more than one possible solutions, so don't forget to check the docs.

Literals

A literal is a string written in code with 'quotes around it'. A literal is not a wxString, and (in wxWidgets 2.8) will not be implicitly converted to one. This means that you can never pass in a raw literal into a wxWidget function or method (unless you don't care about your app not building with Unicode-enabled wxWidgets builds)

Instead, wxWidgets (prior to wxWidgets 3.0) requires you to use one of these macros to turn literals into wxString-compatible characters:

Rather than being a nuisance, the _(), wxT(), and _T() macros take care of some unicode issues.

char* to wxString

Note that in wxWidgets 3.0, it just works to pass a char array where a wxString parameter is expected, the conversion will be automatic and implicit, using the current locale encoding. So even in wx 3.0, the snippets presented below still make sense when you don't want to be at the mercy of the current locale encoding.

wxString to char*

mb_str() returns a temporary pointer; if you need the output for more than one function call (as is the case above), you can store the char buffer for a little while :

And if you really need to copy it in to char* (but why would you? ;) :

You can also use ToUTF8(), since which encoding you get is clearer than with mb_str()

From const char* to char*:

Variadic functions (like printf) won't work with mb_str(), but this will work:

Alternatively, use the method recommended in Potential Unicode Pitfalls:

wchar_t* to wxString

wxString to wchar_t*

See the following methods in the docs :

wxString to TCHAR

int to wxString

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float to wxString

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wxString to integer number

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wxString to floating-point number

std::string to wxString

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Starting from wxWidgets 3.0, you may also use the appropriate constructor

wxString to std::string

wxWidgets 2.8 :

Under wxWidgets 3.0, you may use

std::wstring to wxString

Starting from wxWidgets 3.0, you may use the appropriate constructor

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wxString to std::wstring

Under wxWidgets 3.0, you may use

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2004-08-30 20:53:51 UTC

Dear list,
I'm about to convert an application from Windows (MFC) to Linux (wxWidgets).
However, since I haven't coded anything with MFC I wonder what I should
replace LPCTSTR, LPTSTR and DWORD with? I know what they are, but not the
exact equivalent in wxWidgets (if any) or what the typedefs should look like..
Please give me a hand - even though this probably is pretty trivial (since I
haven't found a question about this in the mailing lists archive).
Regards,
Hans
PS! Yes, I have read the wiki about MFC to wxWidgets.
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