multi byte to wide char converting problem(Related to Unicode)

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  1. harimagic

    harimagic New Member

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    Hi,

    I prepared this program please go through it. i am running this program in linux with gcc compiler. i am giving input in the tmp.txt file with Telugu or Hindi characters.

    But I am not getting proper output. I found 2 problems:
    1. These characters are not converting to wide characters.
    2. On the console characters are printing with some junk value.

    Can any one help me to solve.


    PHP:
    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<wchar.h>

    void convertMultiBytes(wchar_t *wcharchar *mbyte);

    main()
    {
    FILE *fp;
    wchar_t *aa;
    char c[100];
    int l=0;
    if((
    fp=fopen("tmp.txt""r")) == NULL) {
        
    printf("Cannot open file.\n");
        exit(
    1);
      }
    fgets(c,25,fp);
    l=strlen(c);
    printf("%d",l);
    aa=(wchar_t *)malloc((l+1)*4);
    memset (aa0, (1)*4);
    convertMultiBytes(aa,c);
    printf("Entered maultybyte string:%s\nConveted wild char string:%ls\n",c,aa);
    }


    void convertMultiBytes(wchar_t *wcharchar *mbyte)
    {
       
    int n;
       
    char *end,*start;
       
    strlen(mbyte) + 1;
       
    /* convert multibyte string to wide character string */
       
    if (mbstowcs(wchar,mbyte,n) == (size_t)-1)
       {
           
    printf("ERROR: Could not convert multibyte character to wide char code\n");
           
    convertBytebyByte(wchar,mbyte,n);
       }
    }
    void convertBytebyByte(wchar_t *wcharchar *mbyteint n)
    {
       
    int mbcnt;
       
    char *end,*start;
       
    end mbyte n;
       
    start mbyte;

       for(;
    start <= end;)
       {
           
    mbcnt mbtowc(wchar,start,20);
           if(
    mbcnt 0)
           {
               
    start += mbcnt;
               
    wchar++;
           }
           else
           {
               
    printf("Invalid multibyte character occured\n");
               
    printf("Converting the invalid character to '?'\n");
               *
    wchar '?';
               
    start++;
           }
       }
    }
     

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