Re: CLASSINFO && Unicode Issue

Why do you need to get the class names to C#? You could store an IntPtr 
to the class name, then call a C function to compare things to it. So 
something like this:

    IntPtr classname = getClassName(wxObject);
    if (isTypeOf(classname, "BoxSizer"))
       // do something

Would that help?

Jason
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Bryan Bulten wrote:
> Class names are stored using wxChar's.  So in order to do this
> conversion, an instance of wxString must be created; which is why I was
> using strdup() to allocate memory.
> 
> After a bit more research, I discovered that wxChar is 2 bytes on
> Windows, and 4 bytes in Linux.
> 
> The most unfortunate part about this is that mono/Portable.NET and the
> C# standard use 2 byte char's.  Basically, this means that sending
> a wxChar* to C# in Linux won't work correctly.





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