wxString <--> JavaScript Strings in Unicode

[Franky Braem]

Milan Babuskov wrote:
> Franky Braem wrote:
>> SpiderMonkey (the JavaScript engine) uses 2-bytes (jschar) to represent 
> 
> jschar is UTF-16
> 
>> a unicode string. wxWidgets uses wchar_t which uses 4-bytes on Linux. 
>> Is there a way to make a conversion from a wxString (encoded in UTF16) 
> 
> UTF-16 is not 4-bytes. 16 stands for 16 bits, i.e. 2 bytes.
> 
I know. But wxString uses wchar_t, which is 4 bytes on Linux, and 2 
bytes on Windows.