Hei,
currently I've the following [pseudo] code:
c = "";
a = snprintf(buffer, 32, "%0d", day);
b = snprintf(buffer, 32, "%s", daynames[dayofweek]);
smartstr_appends(&c, a);
smartstr_appends(&c, b);
return c.c;
This snippet of code returns a legacy string. Now, as ICU provides the
daynames as UTF16 encoded strings, I'm a bit lost as how to solve this.
Of course I need to return a UNICODE string now, but which snprintf()
like function should I use, so that %0d and friends are printed into the
string as UTF16 string which I then can concat together, and return from
the function?
Derick
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http://icu.sourceforge.net/apiref/icu4c/ustdio_8h.html#a36
-Andrei
Hei,
currently I've the following [pseudo] code:
c = ""; a = snprintf(buffer, 32, "%0d", day); b = snprintf(buffer, 32, "%s", daynames[dayofweek]); smartstr_appends(&c, a); smartstr_appends(&c, b); return c.c;This snippet of code returns a legacy string. Now, as ICU provides the
daynames as UTF16 encoded strings, I'm a bit lost as how to solve
this.
Of course I need to return a UNICODE string now, but which snprintf()
like function should I use, so that %0d and friends are printed
into the
string as UTF16 string which I then can concat together, and return
from
the function?Derick
--
Derick Rethans
http://derickrethans.nl | http://ez.no | http://xdebug.org