01-09-2010
Hi.
The solution as given works fine - if run in isolation. You are obviously doing something else, somewhere that is breaking it.
Please post your script from the point where "number" and "word" are declared up to the point where those values are echo'd.
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th_wbrk
thai/thwbrk.h(3) libthai thai/thwbrk.h(3)
NAME
thai/thwbrk.h -
Thai wide-char word segmentation.
SYNOPSIS
Functions
int th_wbrk (const thwchar_t *s, int pos[], size_t n)
Find word break positions in Thai wide-char string.
int th_wbrk_line (const thwchar_t *in, thwchar_t *out, size_t n, const thwchar_t *delim)
Insert word delimitors in given wide-char string.
Detailed Description
Thai wide-char word segmentation.
Function Documentation
int th_wbrk (const thwchar_t *s, intpos[], size_tn)
Find word break positions in Thai wide-char string.
Parameters:
s : the input string to be processed
pos : array to keep breaking positions
n : size of pos[]
Returns:
the actual number of breaking positions occurred
Finds word break positions in Thai string s and stores at most n breaking positions in pos[], from left to right.
int th_wbrk_line (const thwchar_t *in, thwchar_t *out, size_tn, const thwchar_t *delim)
Insert word delimitors in given wide-char string.
Parameters:
in : the input wide-char string to be processed
out : the output wide-char buffer
n : the size of out (as number of elements)
delim : the wide-char word delimitor to insert
Returns:
the actual size of the processed string (as number of elements)
Analyzes the input string and store the string in output buffer with the given word delimitor inserted at every word boundary.
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