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07-19-2006
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isascii & isextendedascii implementation
I know that there exists a function that says whether a particular character is ascii or not (i.e, isascii), is there any similar function that can say whether a character is an extended ascii. If possible can i have the internal implementaation of both.
Thanks in advance. 
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07-19-2006
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The google search for isextendedascii turned up only three links. All of them seem to be for java... check it out
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07-21-2006
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Define 'extended ascii'. Do you mean multibyte characters in UTF8 or something like that?
The definition of isascii is simple: Code:
// Valid ASCII characters are 0-127
int isascii(int char)
{
return((char <= 127) && (char >= 0));
}
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