wxscintilla unicode fixes needed

[grv575]

Hopefully someone can confirm as well but it's breaking when compiling as unicode (and wx2.6.2 unicode).  Errors:

Code

wxscintilla.cpp:2551: undefined reference to `_imp___ZNK8wxString11BeforeFirstEc'
wxscintilla.cpp:2552: undefined reference to `_imp___ZNK8wxString10AfterFirstEc'
wxscintilla.cpp:2724: undefined reference to `_imp___ZN6wxFileC1EPKcNS_8OpenModeE'
wxscintilla.cpp:2736: undefined reference to `_imp___ZN6wxFileC1EPKcNS_8OpenModeE'
wxscintilla.cpp:(.text$_ZeqRK8wxStringPKc[operator==(wxString const&, char const*)]+0x14): undefined reference to `_imp___ZNK8wxString3CmpEPKc'

E.g. what is defined in the wx dll:
_ZNK8wxString11BeforeFirstEw

So it looks like those '' char strings need to be converted to wide char (unicode) equivalents.

[David Perfors]

sorry, I can't confirm this.

[mandrav]

Try rebuilding wxscintilla. It seems you 're using a non-unicode wxscintilla DLL.

[grv575]

Still same error

This is the latest cvs freshly checked out and rebuilt.

[cyberkoa]

I encounter the similiar problem yesterday (24 hours before I post this)
But just now (3 hours before I post this) , I get a fresh CVS , and fix some unicode problem in angel's sdk + annoydialog.cpp , it compile successfully .
 
WinXP-SP2 , wxwidgets-2.6.2-unicode.

Could it be your linker directory settings problem, I use RC2 , and manually enter the directories of compiler/linker/resource compiler y in the *newbuild.cbp.

[rickg22]

Note: Sometimes unicode errors are shown as linker errors, since the linker is looking for a function with a WCHAR as parameter but only finds functions with CHAR's, and viceversa.

[grv575]

Found out the problem.  It's pretty stupid since I ran into something similar and posted about it before.  You get those linker errors if you forget to change the wx/setup.h file:

//#define wxUSE_UNICODE 0
#define wxUSE_UNICODE 1

So, those errors appear if the wxUSE_UNICODE flag is not set to 1.  I'll add something to the wiki since it's the second time I've made this mistake.