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thwcoll.h

thai/thwcoll.h(3)						      libthai							 thai/thwcoll.h(3)

NAME

       thai/thwcoll.h -

       Thai wide-char string collation.

SYNOPSIS

   Functions
       int th_wcstrcoll (const thwchar_t *s1, const thwchar_t *s2)
	   Compare two Thai wide-char strings for collation.
       size_t th_wcstrxfrm (thwchar_t dest[], const thwchar_t *src, size_t n)
	   Transform wide-char string into collatable form.

Detailed Description
       Thai wide-char string collation.

Function Documentation
   int th_wcstrcoll (const thwchar_t *s1, const thwchar_t *s2)
       Compare two Thai wide-char strings for collation.

       Parameters:
	   s1 : first wide-char string (null-terminated)
	   s2 : second wide-char string (null-terminated)

       Returns:
	   < 0 if s1 precedes s2; 0 if s1 equals s2; > 0 if s1 succeeds s2

   size_t th_wcstrxfrm (thwchar_tdest[], const thwchar_t *src, size_tn)
       Transform wide-char string into collatable form.

       Parameters:
	   dest : the destination wide-char string buffer
	   src : the wide-char string to transform
	   n : the size of dest buffer (as number of elements)

       Returns:
	   the number of elements required to store the result in dest, excluding the terminating ''. If the return value >= n, dest is
	   undefined.

       Transforms src into a form from which comparison using wcscmp() yields the same result as that from th_wcstrcoll(). At most n characters
       are put in dest.

Author
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Version 0.1.14							  Tue Jun 17 2014						 thai/thwcoll.h(3)

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