Table 22-5 lists the OCI character classification functions that are described in this section.
Table 22-5 OCI Character Classification Functions
Function | Purpose |
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Test whether the wide character is a letter or a decimal digit |
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Test whether the wide character is a letter |
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Test whether the wide character is a control character |
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Test whether the wide character is a decimal digital character |
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Test whether the wide character is a graph character |
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Test whether the wide character is a lowercase character |
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Test whether the wide character is a printable character |
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Test whether the wide character is a punctuation character |
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Test whether the wide character is a single-byte character when converted to multibyte |
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Test whether the wide character is a space character |
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Test whether the wide character is an uppercase character |
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Test whether the wide character is a hexadecimal digit |
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
Tests whether a wide character is a graph character. A graph character is a character with a visible representation and normally includes alphabetic letters, decimal digits, and punctuation.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
Tests whether a wide character is a space character. A space character causes white space only in displayed text (for example, space, tab, carriage return, new line, vertical tab, or form feed).
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.
OCI environment or user session handle to determine the character set.
The wchar
for testing.