SetWChar() sets the character at the specified offset in the string. SetWChar() is preferred over SetChar(). You may *not* set a character past the current length of the string or buffer size.
Definition at line 1540 of file CATString.cpp. References CATASSERT, fAsciiLocked, fBufferLength, fUnicodeBuffer, and fUnicodeLocked. Referenced by SplitPath().
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