Searched refs:succ_char (Results 1 – 5 of 5) sorted by relevance
80 char succ_char, /* Character immediately after `end'. Set
2697 char prev_char, char succ_char, const char* delimiters, in ExecRE() argument2741 succ_char = '\n'; in ExecRE()2743 succ_char = '\n'; in ExecRE()2756 Succ_Is_EOL = ((succ_char == '\n') || (succ_char == '\0') ? 1 : 0); in ExecRE()2758 Succ_Is_Delim = (Current_Delimiters [(unsigned char)succ_char] ? 1 : 0); in ExecRE()
90 char32 succ_char, /* Character immediately after `end'. Set
2595 char32 succ_char, in ExecRE() argument2629 succ_char = U'\n'; in ExecRE()2631 succ_char = U'\n'; in ExecRE()2640 Succ_Is_EOL = ( succ_char == U'\n' || succ_char == U'\0' ); in ExecRE()2642 Succ_Is_Delim = ! Melder_isWordCharacter (succ_char); in ExecRE()
61451 * string.c (succ_char): encoding aware succeeding string.