Is there a function to find the length, in wide characters, of a
multibyte string?
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Jordan Abel <ra*******@gmail.com> writes: Is there a function to find the length, in wide characters, of a
multibyte string?
<OT>
If you have the POSIX version of mbstowcs, you can pass it a NULL
first argument to get this number.
</OT>
If you limit yourself to Standard C, I think you have to actually
perform the conversion, and then find out with wcslen().
On 2006-03-03, Micah Cowan <mi***@cowan.name> wrote: Jordan Abel <ra*******@gmail.com> writes:
Is there a function to find the length, in wide characters, of a
multibyte string?
<OT>
If you have the POSIX version of mbstowcs, you can pass it a NULL
first argument to get this number.
Given that this came up when i was trying to answer someone's question
in c.u.p, this is relevant, thanks.
</OT>
If you limit yourself to Standard C, I think you have to actually
perform the conversion, and then find out with wcslen().
The reason for this was to be able to perform the conversion into memory
that is from malloc while calling malloc only once. in order to make a
wide copy of argv to pass to a "wmain"
Jordan Abel <ra*******@gmail.com> writes: On 2006-03-03, Micah Cowan <mi***@cowan.name> wrote: Jordan Abel <ra*******@gmail.com> writes:
Is there a function to find the length, in wide characters, of a
multibyte string?
<OT>
If you have the POSIX version of mbstowcs, you can pass it a NULL
first argument to get this number.
Given that this came up when i was trying to answer someone's question
in c.u.p, this is relevant, thanks.
</OT>
If you limit yourself to Standard C, I think you have to actually
perform the conversion, and then find out with wcslen().
The reason for this was to be able to perform the conversion into memory
that is from malloc while calling malloc only once. in order to make a
wide copy of argv to pass to a "wmain"
Makes sense to me: snprintf() allows this. It's beyond me why Standard
C neglected to provide such a thing in the first place. I kind of hope
that future versions will add the POSIX behavior, as it's very useful,
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