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not_in_creative_inventory instead
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recycle the same ones, which callbacks can modify
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It'd take years to figure out what caused the accident.
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inventory form
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wctomb(NULL, _) returns "nonzero if the encoding has nontrivial shift state, or zero if the encoding is stateless."
I assume the intentation was to get the size of the target buffer.
Use MB_CUR_MAX for this.
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As mbtowc(_, _, 1) reads at most one char, everything other than a
return value of 1 is an error. Since the input strings are static,
an assert protects against future changes.
Likewise, wctomb should currently never encounter a character, which
actually needs a multibyte representation.
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