"Vijay Kiran Kamuju" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In windows the identification of the unicode strings is handled by msvcrt.
I think we should put helper functions so that we can use them in msvcrt.
Which will be inturn used in usp10
That's not true. Everything in msvcrt is implemented on top of
Vijay, I think the functions will be useful. Will keep an eye on them
to see where thay can be applied.
Jeff
Vijay Kiran Kamuju wrote:
Hi Jeff,
I think the mbcs function in msvcrt can help?
I have worked on that front b4 in wine.
But now I'm forbidden to touch that part.
Check this page htt
Hi Jeff,
I think the mbcs function in msvcrt can help?
I have worked on that front b4 in wine.
But now I'm forbidden to touch that part.
Check this page http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/3hd1xf60.aspx
I will try to find more info on it.
Thanks,
VJ
On 7/29/06, Jeff Latimer <[EMAIL PROTECT
Vijay, do you have some examples on these functions to get me started?
Jeff
Vijay Kiran Kamuju wrote:
Hi,
In windows the identification of the unicode strings is handled by
msvcrt.
I think we should put helper functions so that we can use them in msvcrt.
Which will be inturn used in usp10
Hi,
In windows the identification of the unicode strings is handled by msvcrt.
I think we should put helper functions so that we can use them in msvcrt.
Which will be inturn used in usp10
my 2cents
Thanks,
VJ
On 7/29/06, Jeff L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As part of implementing uniscribe, I a
As part of implementing uniscribe, I am looking at breaking down strings
into their various unicode scripts (ie. numeric, arabic etc). The first
step is to identify the scripts in the string. The simple approach is
for me to code some ranges and check which script a character belongs
to. I a
