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NF:usp10.ScriptString_pLogAttr |
ScriptString_pLogAttr function (usp10.h) |
Returns a pointer to a logical attributes buffer for an analyzed string. |
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intl\scriptstring_plogattr.htm |
Intl |
ff898c79-2d37-4c0b-af83-2322ab7cf656 |
12/05/2018 |
ScriptString_pLogAttr, ScriptString_pLogAttr function [Internationalization for Windows Applications], _win32_ScriptString_pLogAttr, intl.scriptstring_plogattr, usp10/ScriptString_pLogAttr |
usp10.h |
Windows |
Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only] |
Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
Usp10.lib |
Usp10.dll |
Windows |
Internet Explorer 5 or later on Windows Me/98/95 |
19H1 |
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Returns a pointer to a logical attributes buffer for an analyzed string.
A SCRIPT_STRING_ANALYSIS structure for the string.
Returns a pointer to a buffer containing SCRIPT_LOGATTR structures defining logical attributes if successful. The function returns NULL if it does not succeed.
The pointer returned by this function is valid only until the application passes the associated SCRIPT_STRING_ANALYSIS structure to ScriptStringFree.
The logical attribute buffer contains at least the number of integers indicated by the ssa parameter of ScriptString_pcOutChars.
When scanning the SCRIPT_LOGATTR array for a word break point, the application should look backward for the values of the fWordStop and fWhiteSpace members. ScriptStringAnalyse just calls ScriptBreak on each run, and ScriptBreak never sets fWordBreak on the first character of a run, because it has no information that the previous run ended in white space.