The DataBloc::WriteBSTR function writes a BSTR string in the memory block.
WriteBSTR( [number] Offset, [string] String, );
There is no value returned by this function.
This function typically fails for the following reason:
The BSTR string is written like this: the first 4 bytes indicate the size of the string, in bytes. The following bytes constitute the string itself, in Unicode, ending with a null character. Thanks to that specific way of writing the string, null characters can be embedded in it.
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