When debugging a char (when adding a char variable
to the debug watch list), the string is displayed.
However, when debuging a wchar_t*, what is shown is
a pointer to the memory of the first wchar_t in the wide
string.
It would really be helpful, if instead of seeing the
pointer, you can see the actual wide string, even if
some of the characters are shown as '?', because the
unicode font for that character is not found.
thankyou.
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A debugger doesn't shows you the matching unicode character,
but the content of the wchar_t* and those contain binary
zeros, which casues most (or all) debuggersout there not to
show more than the first character.