Appends a specified number of characters of one string to another string.
#include <utf8.h>
utf8_t *utf8ncat (
utf8_t *tgt,
const utf8_t *src,
size_t n);
(OUT) Points to the string to which to append the characters.
(IN) Points to the string containing the characters to be appended to the string pointed to by tgt.
(IN) Specifies the maximum number of characters to append.
Returns the value of tgt.
The first character of src overwrites the null-terminating character at the end of tgt. A null-terminating character is always appended to the result.
The utf8ncat function works the same as its ANSI/ISO equivalent, strncat, except that utf8ncat works on strings containing UTF-8 characters, which can be composed of one or two bytes. UTF-8 characters may require up to six bytes total, but NetWare does not generate such characters.