Re: utf8 stristr



strrstr() is not part of standard C, neither is strstr_len() or
strrstr_len(). However, your C library contains a perfectly good
strstr(), so there is no reason to tack a g_ in front of it.

personally i think that they should appear just for consistency
and there should appear replace and regex funcions as well

is sizeof(char) always equals sizeof(utf8_char)?
maybe i am wrong but i thought that soem characters beyond first chars table
are written with two bytes

if not there's no need for strstr and other at all
but my concern was that the size of one chracter can be 1 or 2 bytes

i guess i shall read some utf(8) docs

Michal




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