MLPutRealNumberAsUTF16String (C Function)
MLPutRealNumberAsUTF16String has been replaced by WSPutRealNumberAsUTF16String.
int MLPutRealNumberAsUTF16String(MLINK l, const unsigned short *s, int n)
sends a floating-point number encoded as UTF-16 string s of length n to the MathLink connection specified by l.
Details

- Send the number s in the form "3.14159".
- The number s encoded in UTF-16 must begin with a byte order mark.
- The length of the string n must include the byte order mark.
- MLPutRealNumberAsUTF16String() returns 0 on error, and a nonzero value if the function succeeds.
- MLPutRealNumberAsUTF16String() is declared in the MathLink header file mathlink.h.
Examples
Basic Examples (1)
#include "mathlink.h"
/* A function to put the expression Sqrt[2.75] to a link */
void f(MLINK l)
{
unsigned short theNumber[5];
theNumber[0] = 0xFEFF;
theNumber[1] = '2';
theNumber[2] = '.';
theNumber[3] = '7';
theNumber[4] = '5';
if(! MLPutFunction(l, "Sqrt", 1))
{ /* Unable to put Sqrt[] to the link */ }
if(! MLPutRealNumberAsUTF16String(l, theNumber, 5))
{ /* Unable to put the number to the link */}
if(! MLEndPacket(l))
{ /* Unable to put the end-of-packet sequence to l */ }
if(! MLFlush(l))
{ /* Unable to flush any output buffered in l */ }
}