ugetx(3alleg4) Allegro manual ugetx(3alleg4)NAME
ugetx, ugetxc - Low level helper function for reading Unicode text data. Allegro game programming library.
SYNOPSIS
#include <allegro.h>
int ugetx(char **s);
int ugetxc(const char **s);
DESCRIPTION
Low level helper function for reading Unicode text data. ugetxc is provided for working with pointer-to-pointer-to-const char data. Exam-
ple:
char *p = string;
int first_letter, second_letter, third_letter;
first_letter = ugetx(&p);
second_letter = ugetx(&p);
third_letter = ugetx(&p);
RETURN VALUE
Returns the character pointed to by `s' in the current encoding format, and advances the pointer to the next character after the one just
returned.
SEE ALSO ugetc(3alleg4), usetc(3alleg4), uwidth(3alleg4), ucwidth(3alleg4), uisok(3alleg4)Allegro version 4.4.2 ugetx(3alleg4)
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register_uformat(3alleg4) Allegro manual register_uformat(3alleg4)NAME
register_uformat - Installs handler functions for a new text encoding format. Allegro game programming library.
SYNOPSIS
#include <allegro.h>
void register_uformat(int type, int (*u_getc)(const char *s), int (*u_getx)(char **s), int (*u_setc)(char *s, int c), int (*u_width)(const
char *s), int (*u_cwidth)(int c), int (*u_isok)(int c));
DESCRIPTION
Installs a set of custom handler functions for a new text encoding format. The `type' is the ID code for your new format, which should be a
4-character string as produced by the AL_ID() macro, and which can later be passed to functions like set_uformat() and uconvert(). The
function parameters are handlers that implement the character access for your new type: see below for details of these.
SEE ALSO set_uformat(3alleg4), uconvert(3alleg4), ugetc(3alleg4), ugetx(3alleg4), usetc(3alleg4), uwidth(3alleg4), ucwidth(3alleg4), uisok(3alleg4)Allegro version 4.4.2 register_uformat(3alleg4)
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