c - Where does glibc get its database of unicode attributes? -


Where glibc gets the database of unicode attributes, such as functions such as wcwidth () ? I am interested in improving some anonymous entries, but I can not seem to know that this information is in its source distribution.

If it matters, then I mainly use debian or Ubuntu Linux.

OK, so I'm just pinging around me so I'm not sure at all It appears that the table you are looking at has been found in the following locations relative to the glibc root:

  localedata / locales / i18n  

Looks like the Unicode (version 5) locale has the following, where I believe you need to make your changes:

 % un Vokliked Alfamoriks / & lt; U24D0 & gt; .. & lt; U24E9> If you are thinking, call the function allocated to ctype_output (ld-ctype.c) which calls wcwidth_table_init. The function is generated by wcwidth_table_init 3level.h (which also creates other tables that follow the same template). This is the series that I used to track files in the locale / locale. 

Like I said, I do not know that this is the right table, but I thought what I would share I had found.


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