Core Function PTRToString

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StringToPTR( <type>, <string> )

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Description

Allocates memory for the string and writes the string to that memory and returns the pointer for that memory.

Parameters

type

What type of string to read from the pointer

[TYPE]		[WHAT IT IS]
0		ASCII
1		UNICODE
2		BSTR
3		AUTO

Return Value

Success: Returns the string.

Failure: Returns an empty string.

Remarks

None.

Example

$PTR_ASCII = StringToPTR(0, "Hello World");
$PTR_UNICODE = StringToPTR(1, "Hello World 2");
$PTR_AUTO = StringToPTR(2, "Hello World 3");
 
Println(   PTRToString(0, $PTR_ASCII)   ); // ASCII
Println(   PTRToString(1, $PTR_UNICODE)   ); // UNICODE
//Println(   PTRToString(2, $PTR_BSTR)   ); // BSTR
Println(   PTRToString(3, $PTR_AUTO)   ); // AUTO
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