Thanks guys, I actually found an easier way to do it, hand't thought it could. It's something like this:
std::wstring(buffer, buffer + sizeof(buffer) - 1);
And buffer is a pointer to a string.
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superstar1998
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word of caution with sizeof operator. Will work sometimes on C-Style arrays, but it's more of a sizeof data type, in other words, it wouldn't work on a pointer, it would just return the size of the pointer and not the array.
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