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27.Dd August 15, 2002
27.Dd April 8, 2004
28.Dt MBRTOWC 3
29.Os
30.Sh NAME
31.Nm mbrtowc
32.Nd "convert a character to a wide-character code (restartable)"
33.Sh LIBRARY
34.Lb libc
35.Sh SYNOPSIS

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41.Fc
42.Sh DESCRIPTION
43The
44.Fn mbrtowc
45function inspects at most
46.Fa n
47bytes pointed to by
48.Fa s
28.Dt MBRTOWC 3
29.Os
30.Sh NAME
31.Nm mbrtowc
32.Nd "convert a character to a wide-character code (restartable)"
33.Sh LIBRARY
34.Lb libc
35.Sh SYNOPSIS

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41.Fc
42.Sh DESCRIPTION
43The
44.Fn mbrtowc
45function inspects at most
46.Fa n
47bytes pointed to by
48.Fa s
49and interprets them as a multibyte character sequence
50according to the current setting of
51.Ev LC_CTYPE .
52If
49to determine the number of bytes needed to complete the next multibyte
50character.
51If a character can be completed, and
53.Fa pwc
54is not
55.Dv NULL ,
52.Fa pwc
53is not
54.Dv NULL ,
56the multibyte character which
55the wide character which is represented by
57.Fa s
56.Fa s
58represents is stored in the
57is stored in the
59.Vt wchar_t
60it points to.
61.Pp
62If
63.Fa s
64is
65.Dv NULL ,
66.Fn mbrtowc

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80argument,
81.Fa ps ,
82is used to keep track of the shift state.
83If it is
84.Dv NULL ,
85.Fn mbrtowc
86uses an internal, static
87.Vt mbstate_t
58.Vt wchar_t
59it points to.
60.Pp
61If
62.Fa s
63is
64.Dv NULL ,
65.Fn mbrtowc

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79argument,
80.Fa ps ,
81is used to keep track of the shift state.
82If it is
83.Dv NULL ,
84.Fn mbrtowc
85uses an internal, static
86.Vt mbstate_t
88object.
87object, which is initialized to the initial conversion state
88at program startup.
89.Sh RETURN VALUES
90The
91.Fn mbrtowc
92functions returns:
93.Bl -tag -width indent
94.It 0
89.Sh RETURN VALUES
90The
91.Fn mbrtowc
92functions returns:
93.Bl -tag -width indent
94.It 0
95The first
95The next
96.Fa n
96.Fa n
97or fewer bytes of
98.Fa s
97or fewer bytes
99represent the null wide character
100.Pq Li "L'\e0'" .
101.It >0
98represent the null wide character
99.Pq Li "L'\e0'" .
100.It >0
102The first
101The next
103.Fa n
102.Fa n
104or fewer bytes of
105.Fa s
103or fewer bytes
106represent a valid character,
107.Fn mbrtowc
104represent a valid character,
105.Fn mbrtowc
108returns the length (in bytes) of the multibyte sequence.
106returns the number of bytes used to complete the multibyte character.
109.It Po Vt size_t Pc Ns \-2
107.It Po Vt size_t Pc Ns \-2
110The first
108The next
111.Fa n
109.Fa n
112bytes of
113.Fa s
114are an incomplete multibyte sequence.
110contribute to, but do not complete, a valid multibyte character sequence,
111and all
112.Fa n
113bytes have been processed.
115.It Po Vt size_t Pc Ns \-1
114.It Po Vt size_t Pc Ns \-1
116The byte sequence pointed to by
117.Fa s
118is an invalid multibyte sequence.
115An encoding error has occurred.
116The next
117.Fa fn
118or fewer bytes do not contribute to a valid multibyte character.
119.El
120.Sh ERRORS
121The
122.Fn mbrtowc
123function will fail if:
124.Bl -tag -width Er
119.El
120.Sh ERRORS
121The
122.Fn mbrtowc
123function will fail if:
124.Bl -tag -width Er
125.\".It Bq Er EINVAL
126.\"Invalid argument.
127.It Bq Er EILSEQ
128An invalid multibyte sequence was detected.
125.It Bq Er EILSEQ
126An invalid multibyte sequence was detected.
127.It Bq Er EINVAL
128The conversion state is invalid.
129.El
130.Sh SEE ALSO
131.Xr mbtowc 3 ,
129.El
130.Sh SEE ALSO
131.Xr mbtowc 3 ,
132.Xr multibyte 3 ,
132.Xr setlocale 3 ,
133.Xr wcrtomb 3
134.Sh STANDARDS
135The
136.Fn mbrtowc
137function conforms to
138.St -isoC-99 .
133.Xr setlocale 3 ,
134.Xr wcrtomb 3
135.Sh STANDARDS
136The
137.Fn mbrtowc
138function conforms to
139.St -isoC-99 .
139.Sh BUGS
140The current implementation does not support shift states.