I am new to Unicode/UTF8 representations of strings. I am trying to read a UTF8
encoded file, separate it with spaces and then print every character/code-point in every word (separated by spaces).
I was able to use wchar_t
(I know it uses utf16
or utf32
(?) internally) for reading text from the file, printing it and writing it to another file. However, I was unable to use the wchar_t
to get either a substring or traverse it element by element.
To solve for this, I used the ICU
library from IBM. Code:
while (fgetws(readString, 1000, wifile) != NULL) {
wprintf(L"String: %s\n", readString);
//split string on the base of spaces.
wchar_t *nextToken = NULL;
wchar_t *token = wcstok_s(readString, L" ", &nextToken);
UChar *utf8Token = (UChar *)token;
u_printf("Token in UChar: %S\n", utf8Token);
while (token != NULL) {
printf("Hello.\n");
fwprintf(wofileString, L"%ls and length: %d\n", token, wcslen(token));
fwprintf(wofileString, L"UTF8 rep:%s and length: %d\n", utf8Token, u_strlen(utf8Token));
int32_t counter = 0;
for (counter = 0; counter < u_strlen(utf8Token);) {
UChar32 ch;
U8_NEXT(utf8Token, counter, u_strlen(utf8Token), ch);
fwprintf(wofileString, L"Token[%d] = ", counter);
if (ch < 127) {
printf("Less than 127.\n");
if (ch > 1) {
printf("Printing%d.\n", ch);
u_fprintf((UFILE *)wofileString, "%c\n", (UChar)ch);
}
} else if (ch == CharacterIterator::DONE) {
printf("Done.\n");
u_fprintf((UFILE *)wofileString, "[CharacterIterator::DONE]\n");
} else {
printf("More than 127.\n");
u_fprintf((UFILE *)wofileString, "[%X]\n", ch);
}
}
token = wcstok_s(NULL, L" ", &nextToken);
utf8Token = (UChar *)token;
counter = 0;
}
fputws(L"Complete String: ", wofileString);
fputws(readString, wofileString);
fputws(L"\n", wofileString);
}
This program always stops working when it gets to the part where the characters are printed.
My questions:
1. How can I print all the 'characters' in the input UTF8 string?
2. Is the conversion: UChar *utf8Token = (UChar *) token;
even correct? Given that the internal representation for token
is UTF16
or UTF32
?
3. Where am I going wrong?
4. How do I get a substring of the string?
fwprintf(wofileString,… u_fprintf((UFILE *)wofileString,…
One of these two lines is wrong, depending on what wofileString actually is.
I'd recommend just using the u_…
functions.
In fact, I'd just use u_printf("string", …)
or u_printf_u(L"String", …)
instead of fwprintf
or fputws
.
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