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wcstring(3C) wcstring(3C)

Obsolescent Interface

wcstok_r() performs wide character string operations.

EXTERNAL INFLUENCES

Locale

The LC_COLLATE category determines the collation ordering used by the

wcscoll() function.

The

LC_CTYPE category determines how widths are calculated by the

wcwidth() and wcswidth()

functions.

ERRORS

wcswidth() fails if the following condition is encountered:

[EINVAL] ws is NULL or if ws contains an unprintable wide character.

wcsxfrm() fails under the following conditions:

[EINVAL] ws2 points to a string containing wide character codes outside the domain of the col-

lating sequence.

[ENOSYS] if the function

wcsxfrm() is not supported.

EXAMPLE

The following sample piece of code ﬁnds the tokens, separated by blanks, that are in the string s (assuming

that there are at most

MAXTOK tokens):

int i = 0;

wchar_t *ws, *wlast, *wtok[MAXTOK];

wtok[0] = wcstok_r(ws, L" ", &wlast);

while (wtok[++i] = wcstok_r(NULL, L" ", &wlast));

APPLICATION USAGE

To use the _INCLUDE__STDC_A1_SOURCE

prototype, pass the _INCLUDE__STDC_A1_SOURCE

ﬂag as a compiler option.

WARNINGS

The functions wcscat(), wcsncat() , wcscpy(), wcsncpy(), wcstok(), wcsstr(), and

wcstok_r() alter the contents of the array to which ws1 points. They do not check for overﬂow of the

array.

Null pointers for destination wide strings cause undeﬁned behavior.

Wide character movement is performed differently in different implementations, so copying that involves

overlapping source and destination wide strings may yield unexpected results.

For the wcscoll() function, the results are undeﬁned if the languages speciﬁed by the

LC_COLLATE

and LC_CTYPE categories use different code sets.

wcstok_r() is an obsolescent interface supported only for compatibility with existing DCE applications.

New multithreaded applications should use

wcstok().

wcswidth() will return an incorrect negative value if the number of column positions required for n

wide characters in the wide string pointed to by ws exceeds INT_MAX.

AUTHOR

wcstring functions were developed by OSF and HP.