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3 -- GNAT RUNTIME COMPONENTS --
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35 -- Wide_Character'Image
39 package System
.Img_WChar
is
40 pragma Pure
(Img_WChar
);
42 function Image_Wide_Character
44 EM
: System
.WCh_Con
.WC_Encoding_Method
)
46 -- Computes Wode_Character'Image (V) and returns the computed result,
47 -- The argument EM is a constant representing the encoding method in use.
48 -- The encoding method used is guaranteed to be consistent across a
49 -- given program execution and to correspond to the method used in the