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Unicode port: Unicode version of NSIS can now generate both ANSI & Unicode installers (using new instruction UnicodeInstaller on/off).

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Stubs & Plugins differentiation is done automatically using a 'W' suffix.
SConscripts need to be reviewed to generate both variants of Plugins & pluginapi.lib under Unicode compilation.

git-svn-id: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/nsis/code/NSIS/trunk@6100 212acab6-be3b-0410-9dea-997c60f758d6
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wizou 2010-06-14 10:07:22 +00:00
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Source/strlist.h
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@ -104,18 +104,43 @@ public:
* Get the buffer straight as a const TCHAR pointer. Very unwise to use.
* @return m_gr.m_s cast as a TCHAR*.
*/
const TCHAR *get() const;
const TCHAR *get() const { return (const TCHAR*) m_gr.get(); }
/**
* Get the buffer size (number of TCHARs).
* @return The buffer size (number of TCHARs).
*/
int getcount() const;
int getcount() const { return m_gr.getlen() / sizeof(TCHAR); }
private:
protected:
GrowBuf m_gr;
};
/**
* Similar to StringList with case_sensitive=2, but stores strings as both Unicode AND ANSI (codepaged)
*/
class MLStringList : private StringList
{
private: // don't copy instances
MLStringList(const MLStringList&);
void operator=(const MLStringList&);
public:
MLStringList();
~MLStringList() {}
int add(const TCHAR *str, WORD codepage, bool processed, bool build_unicode);
int getnum() const { return StringList::getnum(); }
int getcount() const { return StringList::getcount(); }
const TCHAR *getTchar() const { return (const TCHAR*) m_gr.get(); }
#ifdef _UNICODE
const char *getAnsi() const { return (const char*) m_grAnsi.get(); }
int findAnsi(const char *str, int case_sensitive) const;
private:
GrowBuf m_grAnsi;
#endif
};
/**
* This class maintains a list of T types in a GrowBuf sorted by T.name which
* is assumed to be a string (TCHAR*). So it's really sort of a