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What is LPCTSTR? What does LP denote it?

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Last Update: February 09, 2007 Asked by: Mani

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January 11, 2006 07:46:49

Naveen Rao

RE: What is LPCTSTR? What does LP denote it?

LPCTSTR denotes Long Pointer Const to String . Declaration can be written as const long* str[];LP denotes Long Pointer.

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May 18, 2006 00:49:29

Rishabh Agrawal

RE: What is LPCTSTR? What does LP denote it?

It is long pointer const to UNICODE string

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July 17, 2006 04:48:37

suresh

RE: What is LPCTSTR? What does LP denote it?

LP means Long pointer

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February 09, 2007 01:27:20

Vivek

RE: What is LPCTSTR? What does LP denote it?

LPCTSTR Long Pointer to a Constant null-Terminated String (C programming/Windows API)

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