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December 9, 2022

Unicode String Decorator was developed to be a macro for Visual Studio, that decorates strings in C/C++ source code, to make them Unicode-aware, using _T() or TEXT() decoration. This is a macro for Visual Studio, that allows decorating C/C++ string literals in source code, to make string literals Unicode-aware. It is possible to decorate using _T() or TEXT().
See comments in the beginning of the source code for more details on macro usage. (This macro also supports Undo.) I developed this macro using Visual Studio 2008, but I think it should work also with previous versions of Visual Studio IDE (like Visual Studio 2005).
Suppose that you are in source code, and you have just finished typing a string literal: “hello” if you assign that macro to a short-cut key (e.g. CTRL+), if you type that short-cut key on the keyboard, the string gets decorated, e.g. _T(“hello”)

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VSC++ version 2.1.1, 2.2 and 2.3, VC8.0

SUMMARY OF ALL CHANGES
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1. Change in CSTRING_PARAMS_MODIFIER property from CLR_NLS to VS_NLS in the __Build.h
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2. Change in _T() and _TEXT() macro usage (marked with **//**)
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3. Change in how \> and \ (used for opening and closing triple-double quotes) work
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VSC++ version 2.1.1

* Change in CSTRING_PARAMS_MODIFIER property from CLR_NLS to VS_NLS in the __Build.h.

* **//** Change in _T() and _TEXT() macro usage (marked with **//**)
_T(): DECORATE WITH \:): DECORATE WITH \< Macro: \<

Unicode String Decorator [Updated-2022]

The key macros can be used to provide short-cuts for popular commands in Visual Studio. You can use the key macros to provide a visual cue, that allows you to perform a selected action in the editor. A ‘keymacro’ is a macro that can be accessed using the keyboard. The keymacro named “Keymacro1” can be used to replace the ‘Ctrl + P’, ‘Ctrl + R’ and ‘Ctrl + U’ keyboard shortcuts with corresponding text-editing actions.
Usage:
To activate the keymacro named “Keymacro1”, use the keymacro’s short-cut key to assign it to the keyboard. For example, if you assign the short-cut key “Ctrl + P”, to the keymacro “Keymacro1”, then you can access the macro with the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl + P”. This functionality is provided by the “Keymacro1” keymacro. To remove the keymacro named “Keymacro1” from the keyboard, use the “Delete” key, or another key that doesn’t represent a valid keymacro, or move the keymacro’s short-cut key to the system-default button.
What does this macro do?
The following text is displayed in the status bar of the editor when you use “Keymacro1” or other keymacro to execute a command. The text can be used to tell you more about what the keymacro is used for, or to highlight where you typed the keymacro.
Keymacro:
Displayed text:
Additional information:
More about this macro:
Download link:
All macros are accessible by pressing F1 (on Windows, and fn+F1 on OS X, Linux,…). You can navigate through the macros by using the up and down arrow keys on the keyboard, or the “Next” and “Prev” buttons on the navigation bar. For more information, see Options / Keyboard.
I’m not sure if it is possible to provide a “Next” and “Prev” button on the navigation bar. If the number of available macro keys is too small, it would be a problem if the navigation bar is not accessible.
Keymacro Features:
The following items are listed in the file options dialog:
Display the file and line number:
Display the selection:
What does this macro do?
This macro allows you
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**Example:**
\code
// Example using MBCS, and without #ifdef UNICODE in Visual Studio pre-VC++9
#define _T(s) TEXT(s)
#define __T(s) _T(s)
#define __TEXT(s) __T(s)
#define TEXT(s) #s
\endcode
**Example:**
\code
// Example using MBCS, and with #ifdef UNICODE
#ifdef UNICODE
#define _T(s) TEXT(s)
#define __T(s) _T(s)
#define __TEXT(s) __T(s)
#else
#define _T(s) s
#define __T(s) s
#define __TEXT(s) s
#endif
\endcode
**Example:**
\code
// Example using MBCS and Unicode
#ifdef UNICODE
#define _T(s) s
#define __T(s) s
#define __TEXT(s) s
#else
#define _T(s) TEXT(s)
#define __T(s) __TEXT(s)
#define __TEXT(s) __TEXT(s)
#endif
\endcode

\code
#ifdef UNICODE
#define _T(s) s
#else
#define _T(s) _T(s)
\endcode

_T() and __T() macro’s return string literal (text), that is decorated by specified _T() or __T() macro.
**Example:**
\code
_T(“a”)
\endcode
**Example:**
\code
#ifdef UNICODE
#define __TEXT(s) __T(s)
#else
#define __TEXT(s) s
#endif
\endcode

\code
#ifdef UNICODE
#define __TEXT(s) __TEXT(s)
#else
#define __TEXT(s) __TEXT(s)
#endif
\endcode

\code
#define __T(s) s
\endcode

\code
#define __T(s) __TEXT(s)
\endcode

What’s New in the Unicode String Decorator?

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DECORATE A STRING FOR UNICODE CONVERSION
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This macro will decorate a string literal, using _T() or TEXT(). The result is to make that string literals Unicode-aware, making it usable for input/output, and functions like strcpy() that require Unicode-aware strings.
If you want to use the same macro, to decorate multiple string literals, you can use “TEXT()”, and if you don’t want that, you can just use “_T”.

Usage:
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If you are in a source code, and you want to use this macro, you just have to type in the string you want to decorate, like “hello”. If you press the CTRL+ short-cut key, the string gets decorated to _T(“hello”)

Notes:
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SUPPORTED INVISIBLE
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It is possible to add __invisible in front of the string literal, and that makes the string invisible for the macro, so you can use “__invisible__T(“hello”)”.
If you use that way to decorate, and you then type “_T”, the string doesn’t get decorated, but if you just press the CTRL+ short-cut key, the string gets decorated.

System Requirements For Unicode String Decorator:

Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® 7/8/8.1/10 (32 or 64-bit)
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-2500 3.1 GHz / AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition 3.8 GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: 2 GB of dedicated graphics memory (AMD Radeon HD 7870) or Nvidia® GeForce® GTX 760 (3 GB)
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 20 GB

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