Changeset 28a5ebd in mainline for uspace/app/edit/search.c


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Timestamp:
2020-06-18T15:39:50Z (4 years ago)
Author:
Martin Decky <martin@…>
Branches:
lfn, master, serial, ticket/834-toolchain-update, topic/msim-upgrade, topic/simplify-dev-export
Children:
ce52c333
Parents:
4f663f3e
Message:

Use char32_t instead of wchat_t to represent UTF-32 strings

The intention of the native HelenOS string API has been always to
support Unicode in the UTF-8 and UTF-32 encodings as the sole character
representations and ignore the obsolete mess of older single-byte and
multibyte character encodings. Before C11, the wchar_t type has been
slightly misused for the purpose of the UTF-32 strings. The newer
char32_t type is obviously a much more suitable option. The standard
defines char32_t as uint_least32_t, thus we can take the liberty to fix
it to uint32_t.

To maintain compatilibity with the C Standard, the putwchar(wchar_t)
functions has been replaced by our custom putuchar(char32_t) functions
where appropriate.

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  • uspace/app/edit/search.c

    r4f663f3e r28a5ebd  
    5050                return NULL;
    5151
    52         wchar_t *p = str_to_awstr(pattern);
     52        char32_t *p = str_to_awstr(pattern);
    5353        if (p == NULL) {
    5454                free(search);
     
    6363                half = search->pattern_length / 2;
    6464                for (pos = 0; pos < half; pos++) {
    65                         wchar_t tmp = p[pos];
     65                        char32_t tmp = p[pos];
    6666                        p[pos] = p[search->pattern_length - pos - 1];
    6767                        p[search->pattern_length - pos - 1] = tmp;
     
    107107        search_equals_fn eq = s->ops.equals;
    108108
    109         wchar_t cur_char;
     109        char32_t cur_char;
    110110        errno_t rc = EOK;
    111111        while ((rc = s->ops.producer(s->client_data, &cur_char)) == EOK && cur_char > 0) {
     
    141141}
    142142
    143 bool char_exact_equals(const wchar_t a, const wchar_t b)
     143bool char_exact_equals(const char32_t a, const char32_t b)
    144144{
    145145        return a == b;
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