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Converts a null-terminated string of decimal digits into an unsigned integer.

Header file:

Mapidefs.h

Implemented by:

MAPI

Called by:

Client applications and service providers

 
UINT UFromSz(
  LPCTSTR lpsz
);

Parameters

  • lpsz
    [in] Pointer to the null-terminated string to be converted. The lpsz parameter must not exceed 65536 characters.

Return Value

UFromSz returns an unsigned integer. If the string does not begin with at least one decimal digit, zero is returned.

Remarks

The UFromSz function stops converting when it reaches the first character in the string that is not a decimal digit. For example, given the string "55", UFromSz returns the integer value 55. Given the string "5a5b", the function returns the integer value 5. Given the string "a5b5", UFromSz returns zero.

UFromSz is sensitive to diacritical differences. Strings in the Unicode and DBCS formats are supported. The length limit on lpsz is in characters, not necessarily bytes.