| pattern | 
utf8.multi-byte-char
 |  | 
Declaration export switch function 
   multi-byte-char overlong-handling value error-handling-type overlong-handling optional
     elsewhere
    
Purpose
 The function utf8.multi-byte-char matches only multi-byte UTF-8 encoded characters (those with numeric
        values greater than 128). By default, utf8.multi-byte-char will not match overlong values. You can change this behavior by specifying the overlong-handling variable as allowed. If overlong-handling is specified as not-allowed-with-throw, an overlong value will trigger a throw to utf8.overlong-sequence. If it is not specified, or specified as not-allowed, overlong sequences are not matched and the pattern functions will return false. 
      
Example:
        
          
  import "omutf8.xmd" prefixed by utf8.
  
  process
     repeat scan "flamb%195#%169#"
     match utf8.single-byte-char+ => c
        output c
  
     match utf8.multi-byte-char => c
        local integer n initial { utf8.code-point of c }
  
        do when n > 255
           output "&#x" || "16rud" % n || ";"
  
        else
           output "b" % n
        done
    again
            
    
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