This process should not alter the non unicode code paths at all, beause of various defines in Windows.
I fear you may be opening a can of worms, and you may end up having to change things everywhere.
Shouldn't do. Windows defines A and W versions of all functions, i.e. SendMessage is a #define, which calls either SendMessageA or SendMesssageW depending on if #define Unicode or not. LPTSTR is the best way to define strings which maps to either ASCII LPSTR or Unicode LPWSTR. Throughout the WinHugs code its a bit of a haphazard mess of both LPSTR and LPTSTR. In order to get it all synced, you need to use _T("str") for strings, which autos between unicode and ascii. The include in this patch enables that. With this patch, the unicode version will not work. But it does put in the necessary include so that from now on converting a file can be done one by one, and its not too hard. To be honest, I'm not that fussed about Unicode (my language has a small alphabet), so this patch could be ignored until someone who cares about it steps up. Thanks Neil