String-manipulation functions translate strings from one character set to another, determine and convert the case of strings, determine whether a character is alphabetic or alphanumeric, find adjacent characters in a string, and perform other string manipulations. Following are the string-manipulation functions:
AnsiLower |
Converts a character string to lowercase. |
AnsiLowerBuff |
Converts a character string in a buffer to lowercase. |
AnsiNext |
Returns a long pointer to the next character in a string. |
AnsiPrev |
Returns a long pointer to the previous character in a string. |
AnsiToOem |
Converts a Windows character string to an OEM character string. |
AnsiToOemBuff |
Converts a Windows character string in a buffer to an OEM character string. |
AnsiUpper |
Converts a character string to uppercase. |
AnsiUpperBuff |
Converts a character string in a buffer to uppercase. |
IsCharAlpha |
Determines whether a character is alphabetic. |
IsCharAlphaNumeric |
Determines whether a character is alphanumeric. |
IsCharLower |
Determines whether a character is lowercase. |
IsCharUpper |
Determines whether a character is uppercase. |
lsDBCSLeadByte |
Determines whether a character is a double-byte character set (DBCS) lead byte. |
lstrcat |
Concatenates two strings identified by long pointers. |
lstrcmp |
Performs a case-sensitive comparison of two strings identified by long pointers. |
lstrcmpi |
Performs a case-insensitive comparison of two strings identified by long pointers. |
lstrcpy |
Copies one string to another. Both strings are identified by long pointers. |
lstrlen |
Determines the length of a string identified by a long pointer. |
OemToAnsi |
Converts an OEM character string to a Windows character string. |
OemToAnsiBuff |
Converts an OEM character string in a buffer to a Windows character string. |
ToAscii |
Translates a virtual-key code to the corresponding Windows character or characters. |
wsprintf |
Formats and stores a series of characters and values in a buffer. Format arguments are passed separately. |
wvsprintf |
Formats and stores a series of characters and values in a buffer. Format arguments are passed through an array. |