Hi Xavi,
>> ! Fixed new warning in hb_tstrncat() (assigment in conditional).
>> I've now basically restored my original version taken from common lib.
>
> Only one small observation as a comment.
>
> Not is the same UNICODE NULL L'\0' that '\0', may be irrelevant because both
> are zero.
> Not is the same while( *pStr ) that while( *pStr != '\0' ).
>
> IMHO maybe we need to define HB_TEXT and HB_T as TCHAR's _TEXT, _T macros.
> It's common practice in windows use _TEXT for user messages and _T for
> internals like _T('\0'), I may be wrong and we just need to one macro but not
> only for WinCE.
That's true, but I couldn't find a rule here.
We're using plain '\0' in several places where
we assign chars in UNICODE mode simply as 'x'.
So, in comparisons, should we always use _T(),
while in assigments, this is not required?
Brgds,
Viktor
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