Question

I have a C++ overloaded function and one of its variants receives a wstring as a parametre, but when I call it like myfunc(L"Some text"), the compiler complains that there is no variant of the function which accepts wchar_t *.

What should I do?

LATER EDIT:

Lucru();
Lucru(short,short,short,short,wstring,wstring,wstring,wstring,wstring,wstring);

This is how the function looks in its declaration. As this suggests, it is a constructor function for a class…

Answer 1

Construct the wide character string explicitly:

myFunc(std::wstring(L"text"));