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IsDBCSLeadByteEx equivalent for unix
I am using IsDBCSLeadByteEx for windows, i would like to know whether there is any equivalent function in unix(linux) platform.
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There is none. locale is "codepage" and it works totally different from the way Windows maps keyboards, characters, and gylphs.
try man mbstowcs which creates a "normal" array from UTF-8 (unicode) character arrays. You will have to roll your own. |
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Thanks Jim !!!!
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