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String Encoding

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String Encoding

By default, strings are encoded in UTF-8 format. In Windows, VirtualBench supports the use of wide character strings. These strings are encoded in UTF-16 format.

All functions that use strings as a parameter have a version that use wide character strings. These functions have W appended to their names. For example, the function niVB_Dig_Write has a wide character string version named niVB_Dig_WriteW.