C++ LPWSTR

This solved my problem:

Originally Posted by aanthonyz

This solved my problem:

Code:

hr = pPhrase->GetText(SP_GETWHOLEPHRASE, SP_GETWHOLEPHRASE, FALSE, &pwszText, 0);
	 USES_CONVERSION;
	 char * s =(W2A(pwszText));
	 if(strcmp(s,"run Fire Fox") == 0)
	 {std::cout << "It worked!\n";}

But if I type it correctly, "run Firefox", it'll fail.

do you see a design flaw there?

Originally Posted by aanthonyz

This solved my problem:

Code:

hr = pPhrase->GetText(SP_GETWHOLEPHRASE, SP_GETWHOLEPHRASE, FALSE, &pwszText, 0);
	 USES_CONVERSION;
	 char * s =(W2A(pwszText));
	 if(strcmp(s,"run Fire Fox") == 0)
	 {std::cout << "It worked!\n";}

But if I type it correctly, "run Firefox", it'll fail.

do you see a design flaw there?

My program is specifically designed to only recognize it like this:

run Fire Fox

Well do you have a couple of specific kommands?
One thing you can do is have a menu come up simply stating

1=Run furefox
2=xx
3=xx

Then have the user just input a 1,2,3.

I beileve C++ is picky on capped or uncapped variables so I don't know how to tell you how to, unless you have Run Firefox, run firefox, Run FireFox and you know, variations all do the same thing.

My program only runs on voice, so I dont use cin at all