Tests a wide character for membership in a specific character class.
#include <wchar.h>
int iswalnum (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswalpha (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswcntrl (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswdigit (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswgraph (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswlower (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswprint (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswpunct (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswspace (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswupper (WC) wint_t WC;
int iswxdigit (WC) wint_t WC;
The isw subroutines check the character class status of the wide character code specified by the WC parameter. Each subroutine tests to see if a wide character is part of a different character class. If the wide character is part of the character class, the isw subroutine returns true; otherwise, it returns false.
Each subroutine is named by adding the isw prefix to the name of the character class that the subroutine tests. For example, the iswalpha subroutine tests whether the wide character specified by the WC parameter is an alphabetic character. The character classes are defined as follows:
WC | Specifies a wide character for testing. |
If the wide character tested is part of the particular character class, the isw subroutine returns a nonzero value; otherwise it returns a value of 0.
These subroutines are part of Base Operating System (BOS) Runtime.
The iswctype subroutine, setlocale subroutine, towlower subroutine, towupper subroutine wctype subroutine.
National Language Support Overview for Programming, Subroutines Overview, Understanding Wide Character Classification Subroutines in AIX Version 4.3 General Programming Concepts: Writing and Debugging Programs.