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xmlchar.h File Reference

Declaration of some XmlChar specific functions. More...

#include "defs.h"
#include "xmldefs.h"

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Functions
size_t	xmlchar_strlen (const XmlChar *str)
	Calculate the length of the XmlChar string. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_strcpy (XmlChar *dest, const XmlChar *src)
	Copy XmlChar string. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_cstrcpy (XmlChar *dest, const char *src)
	Copy char * string to XmlChar string. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_strncpy (XmlChar *dest, const XmlChar *src, size_t n)
	Copy up to a given number of characters of a XmlChar string. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_cstrncpy (XmlChar *dest, const char *src, size_t n)
	Copy up to a given number of characters of char * string to a XmlChar string. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_strcat (XmlChar *dest, const XmlChar *src)
	Concatenate two XmlChar strings. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_cstrcat (XmlChar *dest, const char *src)
	Append char * string to XmlChar string. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_strncat (XmlChar *dest, const XmlChar *src, size_t n)
	Append up to a given number of characters to XmlChar string. More...
XmlChar *	xmlchar_cstrncat (XmlChar *dest, const char *src, size_t n)
	Append up to a given number of characters from char * string to XmlChar string. More...
int	xmlchar_strcmp (const XmlChar *s1, const XmlChar *s2)
	Compare two XmlChar strings. More...
int	xmlchar_strncmp (const XmlChar *s1, const XmlChar *s2, size_t n)
	Compare up to n characters of two XmlChar strings. More...
int	xmlchar_cstrcmp (const XmlChar *s1, const char *s2)
	Compare two XmlChar strings. More...
int	xmlchar_cstrncmp (const XmlChar *s1, const char *s2, size_t n)
	Compare up to n characters of two XmlChar strings. More...

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Detailed Description

Declaration of some XmlChar specific functions.

This file contains declarations XmlChar specific functions.

Definition in file xmlchar.h.

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Function Documentation

XmlChar* xmlchar_cstrcat (  XmlChar *    dest, const char *    src )

Append char * string to XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strcat(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It appends src to dest. Terminating 0 is included. Characters of src are simply overtyped to XmlChar. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strncpy() , xmlchar_strncat() , xmlchar_cstrncat()

int xmlchar_cstrcmp (  const XmlChar *    s1, const char *    s2 )

Compare two XmlChar strings. This function is an simple equivalent to strcmp(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It returns -1, 0 or 1 if first string is less, equal or more than the second string. Parameters: s1  XmlChar string. s2  XmlChar string. Returns: -1, 0, 1. See also: xmlchar_cstrncmp() , xmlchar_strcmp() , xmlchar_strncmp() , xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strcat()

XmlChar* xmlchar_cstrcpy (  XmlChar *    dest, const char *    src )

Copy char * string to XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strcpy(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It copies src to dest. Terminating 0 is included. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strncpy() , xmlchar_strcat() , xmlchar_strncat() , xmlchar_cstrncpy()

XmlChar* xmlchar_cstrncat (  XmlChar *    dest, const char *    src, size_t    n )

Append up to a given number of characters from char * string to XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strncat(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It appends up to n XmlChars from src to dest. If there is no terminating 0 in the n XmlChars of src, dest will not be zero terminated. Characters of src are simply overtyped to XmlChar. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. n  Maximum number of appended XmlChars. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strncpy() , xmlchar_strcat() , xmlchar_cstrcat()

int xmlchar_cstrncmp (  const XmlChar *    s1, const char *    s2, size_t    n )

Compare up to n characters of two XmlChar strings. This function is an simple equivalent to strncmp(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It returns -1, 0 or 1 if first string is less, equal or more than the second string. Parameters: s1  XmlChar string. s2  XmlChar string. n  Number of compared characters. Returns: -1, 0, 1. See also: xmlchar_cstrcmp() , xmlchar_strcmp() , xmlchar_strncmp() , xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strcat()

XmlChar* xmlchar_cstrncpy (  XmlChar *    dest, const char *    src, size_t    n )

Copy up to a given number of characters of char * string to a XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strncpy(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It copies up to n XmlChars from src to dest. If there is no terminating 0 in the n XmlChars of src, dest will not be zero terminated. Characters of src are simply overtyped to XmlChar. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. n  Maximum number of copied XmlChars. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strcat() , xmlchar_strncat() , xmlchar_cstrcpy()

XmlChar* xmlchar_strcat (  XmlChar *    dest, const XmlChar *    src )

Concatenate two XmlChar strings. This function is an simple equivalent to strcat(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It appends src to dest. Terminating 0 is included. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strncpy() , xmlchar_strncat() Referenced by XmlParser::endElement, and XmlParser::startElement.

int xmlchar_strcmp (  const XmlChar *    s1, const XmlChar *    s2 )

Compare two XmlChar strings. This function is an simple equivalent to strcmp(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It returns -1, 0 or 1 if first string is less, equal or more than the second string. Parameters: s1  XmlChar string. s2  XmlChar string. Returns: -1, 0, 1. See also: xmlchar_strncmp() , xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strcat() Referenced by HashTableComparator::compare.

XmlChar* xmlchar_strcpy (  XmlChar *    dest, const XmlChar *    src )

Copy XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strcpy(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It copies src to dest. Terminating 0 is included. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strncpy() , xmlchar_strcat() , xmlchar_strncat() Referenced by XmlParser::endElement, XmlSimpleModel::manageEvent, XmlAdaptiveModel::manageEvent, XmlSimpleModel::receiveData, XmlAdaptiveModel::receiveData, and XmlParser::startElement.

size_t xmlchar_strlen (  const XmlChar *    str )

Calculate the length of the XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strlen(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. Parameters: str  XmlChar string. Returns: Number of XmlChars in string. See also: xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strncpy() , xmlchar_strcat() , xmlchar_strncat() Referenced by XmlParser::endElement, XmlSimpleModel::manageEvent, XmlAdaptiveModel::manageEvent, OutputSAXReceptor::processingInstruction, XmlSimpleModel::receiveData, XmlAdaptiveModel::receiveData, and XmlParser::startElement.

XmlChar* xmlchar_strncat (  XmlChar *    dest, const XmlChar *    src, size_t    n )

Append up to a given number of characters to XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strncat(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It appends up to n XmlChars from src to dest. If there is no terminating 0 in the n XmlChars of src, dest will not be zero terminated. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. n  Maximum number of appended XmlChars. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strncpy() , xmlchar_strcat()

int xmlchar_strncmp (  const XmlChar *    s1, const XmlChar *    s2, size_t    n )

Compare up to n characters of two XmlChar strings. This function is an simple equivalent to strncmp(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It returns -1, 0 or 1 if first string is less, equal or more than the second string. Parameters: s1  XmlChar string. s2  XmlChar string. n  Number of compared characters. Returns: -1, 0, 1. See also: xmlchar_strcmp() , xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strcat()

XmlChar* xmlchar_strncpy (  XmlChar *    dest, const XmlChar *    src, size_t    n )

Copy up to a given number of characters of a XmlChar string. This function is an simple equivalent to strncpy(), except that it works with XmlChar based string. It copies up to n XmlChars from src to dest. If there is no terminating 0 in the n XmlChars of src, dest will not be zero terminated. Parameters: dest  Destination string. src  Source string. n  Maximum number of copied XmlChars. Returns: Pointer to the destination string. See also: xmlchar_strlen() , xmlchar_strcpy() , xmlchar_strcat() , xmlchar_strncat()

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