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/*
 * AnsiToUnicode converts the ANSI string pszA to a Unicode string
 * and returns the Unicode string through ppszW. Space for the
 * the converted string is allocated by AnsiToUnicode.
 */ 

HRESULT __fastcall AnsiToUnicode(LPCSTR pszA, LPOLESTR* ppszW)
{

    ULONG cCharacters;
    DWORD dwError;

    // If input is null then just return the same.
    if (NULL == pszA)
    {
        *ppszW = NULL;
        return NOERROR;
    }

    // Determine number of wide characters to be allocated for the
    // Unicode string.
    cCharacters =  strlen(pszA)+1;

    // Use of the OLE allocator is required if the resultant Unicode
    // string will be passed to another COM component and if that
    // component will free it. Otherwise you can use your own allocator.
    *ppszW = (LPOLESTR) CoTaskMemAlloc(cCharacters*2);
    if (NULL == *ppszW)
        return E_OUTOFMEMORY;

    // Covert to Unicode.
    if (0 == MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP, 0, pszA, cCharacters,
                  *ppszW, cCharacters))
    {
        dwError = GetLastError();
        CoTaskMemFree(*ppszW);
        *ppszW = NULL;
        return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(dwError);
    }

    return NOERROR;
/*
 * UnicodeToAnsi converts the Unicode string pszW to an ANSI string
 * and returns the ANSI string through ppszA. Space for the
 * the converted string is allocated by UnicodeToAnsi.
 */ 

HRESULT __fastcall UnicodeToAnsi(LPCOLESTR pszW, LPSTR* ppszA)
{

    ULONG cbAnsi, cCharacters;
    DWORD dwError;

    // If input is null then just return the same.
    if (pszW == NULL)
    {
        *ppszA = NULL;
        return NOERROR;
    }

    cCharacters = wcslen(pszW)+1;
    // Determine number of bytes to be allocated for ANSI string. An
    // ANSI string can have at most 2 bytes per character (for Double
    // Byte Character Strings.)
    cbAnsi = cCharacters*2;

    // Use of the OLE allocator is not required because the resultant
    // ANSI  string will never be passed to another COM component. You
    // can use your own allocator.
    *ppszA = (LPSTR) CoTaskMemAlloc(cbAnsi);
    if (NULL == *ppszA)
        return E_OUTOFMEMORY;

    // Convert to ANSI.
    if (0 == WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, pszW, cCharacters, *ppszA,
                  cbAnsi, NULL, NULL))
    {
        dwError = GetLastError();
        CoTaskMemFree(*ppszA);
        *ppszA = NULL;
        return HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(dwError);
    }
    return NOERROR;

}
				

// The following code gets an ANSI filename that is specified by the
// user in the OpenFile common dialog. This file name is converted into
// a Unicode string and is passed to the OLE API CreateFileMoniker. The
// Unicode string is then freed.

OPENFILENAME ofn;
LPOLESTR pszFileNameW;
LPMONIKER pmk;
:

// Get file name from OpenFile Common Dialog. The ANSI file name will
// be placed in ofn.lpstrFile

GetOpenFileName(&ofn);
:
AnsiToUnicode(ofn.lpstrFile, &pszFileNameW);
CreateFileMoniker(pszFileNameW, &pmk);
CoTaskMemFree(pszFileNameW);

// The following code implements IOleInPlaceFrame::SetStatusText.
// The lpszStatusText string, that is received from another OLE
// component, uses Unicode. The string is converted to ANSI before it is
// passed to the ANSI version of SetWindowText. Windows 95 supports only
// the ANSI version of SetWindowText.

COleInPlaceFrame::SetStatusText(LPCOLESTR pszStatusTextW)
{

    LPSTR pszStatusTextA;
    UnicodeToAnsi(pszStatusTextW, &pszStatusTextA);
    SetWindowText(m_hwndStatus, pszStatusTextA);
    CoTaskMemFree(pszStatusTextA);

}
				

CreateFileMoniker(OLESTR("c:\\boo\\har.doc"), &pmk);
				

USES_CONVERSION;
GetOpenFileName(&ofn);
CreateFileMoniker(T2OLE(ofn.lpstrFile), &pmk);
				

inline LPOLESTR T2OLE(LPTSTR lp) { return lp; }
				

#define T2OLE(lpa) A2W(lpa)
				

#define A2W(lpa) (\ 
        ((LPCSTR)lpa == NULL) ? NULL : (\ 
            _convert = (strlen(lpa)+1),\ 
            AfxA2WHelper((LPWSTR) alloca(_convert*2), lpa, _convert)\ 
        )\ 

)
				

GetOpenFileName(&ofn);
CreateFileMoniker(String16(ofn.lpstrFile), &pmk);
				

// String16 //////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 
// Shim class that converts both 8-bit (foreign) and
// 16-bit (native) strings to 16-bit wideness

class String16 {
public:

// native and foreign constructors
    String16(const char *p8);
    String16(const wchar_t *p16);

// non-virtual destructor (this class is concrete)

  ~String16(void);

// native conversion operator

  operator const wchar_t * (void) const;
private:

// native wideness string
    wchar_t *m_sz;
// is foreign??
    BOOL m_bIsForeign;

// protect against assignment!

  String16(const String16&);

    String16& operator=(const String16&);
};

// native constructor is a pass-through

inline String16::String16(const wchar_t *p16)
: m_sz((wchar_t *)p16), m_bIsForeign(FALSE)
{
}

// simply give out the native wideness string

inline String16::operator const wchar_t * (void) const
{
  return m_sz;
}

// foreign constructor requires allocation of a native
// string and conversion

inline String16::String16(const char *p8)
: m_bIsForeign(TRUE)
{

// calculate string length

  size_t len = strlen(p8);

// calculate required buffer size (some characters may
// already occupy 16-bits under DBCS)

  size_t size = mbstowcs(0, p8, len) + 1;

// alloc native string and convert

  if (m_sz = new wchar_t[size])

    mbstowcs(m_sz, p8, size);

}

// delete native string only if synthesized in foreign constructor

inline String16::~String16(void) {
  if (m_bIsForeign)

    delete[] m_sz;

}