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39 * Convert date and time to a wide-character string.
41 * This is the wide-character counterpart of strftime(). So that we do not
42 * have to duplicate the code of strftime(), we convert the format string to
43 * multibyte, call strftime(), then convert the result back into wide
46 * This technique loses in the presence of stateful multibyte encoding if any
47 * of the conversions in the format string change conversion state. When
48 * stateful encoding is implemented, we will need to reset the state between
49 * format specifications in the format string.
51 * Note carefully that prior to xpg5, the format was char *, not wchar_t.
55 * Hmmm this is probably a bit backwards. As we are converting to single
56 * byte formats, perhaps we should not be doing a redundant conversion.
57 * Something to look at for the future.
61 __wcsftime_xpg5(wchar_t *wcs
, size_t maxsize
, const wchar_t *format
,
62 const struct tm
*timeptr
)
64 static const mbstate_t initial
= { 0 };
68 const wchar_t *formatp
;
75 * Convert the supplied format string to a multibyte representation
76 * for strftime(), which only handles single-byte characters.
80 sflen
= wcsrtombs(NULL
, &formatp
, 0, &mbs
);
81 if (sflen
== (size_t)-1)
83 if ((sformat
= malloc(sflen
+ 1)) == NULL
)
86 (void) wcsrtombs(sformat
, &formatp
, sflen
+ 1, &mbs
);
89 * Allocate memory for longest multibyte sequence that will fit
90 * into the caller's buffer and call strftime() to fill it.
91 * Then, copy and convert the result back into wide characters in
92 * the caller's buffer.
94 if (LONG_MAX
/ MB_CUR_MAX
<= maxsize
) {
95 /* maxsize is prepostorously large - avoid int. overflow. */
99 if ((dst
= malloc(maxsize
* MB_CUR_MAX
)) == NULL
)
101 if (strftime(dst
, maxsize
, sformat
, timeptr
) == 0)
105 n
= mbsrtowcs(wcs
, &dstp
, maxsize
, &mbs
);
106 if (n
== (size_t)-2 || n
== (size_t)-1 || dstp
!= NULL
)
122 wcsftime(wchar_t *wcs
, size_t maxsize
, const char *format
,
123 const struct tm
*timeptr
)
129 /* Convert the format (mb string) to wide char array */
130 len
= strlen(format
) + 1;
131 wfmt
= malloc(sizeof (wchar_t) * len
);
132 if (mbstowcs(wfmt
, format
, len
) == (size_t)-1) {
136 rv
= __wcsftime_xpg5(wcs
, maxsize
, wfmt
, timeptr
);