On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 20:37 +0200, Bruno Haible wrote:
> Yoann Vandoorselaere wrote:
> > About the strcasestr module, is there any reason why strcasestr is not
> > redefined to rpl_strcasestr, since you plan that it will be a permanent
> > strcasestr replacement ?
>
> The AC_DEFINE inside m4/strca
Yoann Vandoorselaere wrote:
> About the strcasestr module, is there any reason why strcasestr is not
> redefined to rpl_strcasestr, since you plan that it will be a permanent
> strcasestr replacement ?
The AC_DEFINE inside m4/strcasestr.m4 is meant to take care of this. Why
doesn't it work for you
On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 17:39 +0200, Bruno Haible wrote:
> With the mbuiter module (unbounded iteration, similar to mbiter), it
> was now easy to write strcasestr() in a way that works in multibyte locales.
Hi Bruno,
This look great, thanks for taking the time of making a multibyte
strcasestr imple
Hi,
After strcasecmp(), also strstr() can be made to work in multibyte locales.
I committed the appended patch. (Another possible implementation would
have been to call locale_charset() and compare its result to "BIG5", "GBK"
and a few others, to exploit the fact that an UTF-8 string can use the
b
With the mbuiter module (unbounded iteration, similar to mbiter), it
was now easy to write strcasestr() in a way that works in multibyte locales.
Bruno
== modules/strcasestr
Description:
strcasestr() function: case-insensitive search for a
> So I dug out an earlier 'mbchar' abstraction, and rewrite strcasecmp()
> as follows.
Now I split the iterator out into a separate module 'mbuiter', and
simplified strcasecmp.c accordingly.
Bruno
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