camel-utf8

camel-utf8

Description

Functions

camel_utf8_putc ()

void
camel_utf8_putc (guchar **ptr,
                 guint32 c);

Output a 32 bit unicode character as utf8 octets. At most 4 octets will be written to ptr . ptr will be advanced to the next character position.


camel_utf8_getc ()

guint32
camel_utf8_getc (const guchar **ptr);

Get a Unicode character from a utf8 stream. ptr will be advanced to the next character position. Invalid utf8 characters will be silently skipped. ptr should point to a NUL terminated array.

Returns

The next Unicode character. ptr will be advanced to the next character always.


camel_utf8_getc_limit ()

guint32
camel_utf8_getc_limit (const guchar **ptr,
                       const guchar *end);

Get the next utf8 gchar at ptr , and return it, advancing ptr to the next character. If end is reached before a full utf8 character can be read, then the invalid Unicode gchar 0xffff is returned as a sentinel (Unicode 3.1, section 2.7), and ptr is not advanced.

Parameters

end

must not be NULL.

 

Returns

The next utf8 char, or 0xffff.


g_string_append_u ()

void
g_string_append_u (GString *out,
                   guint32 c);

camel_utf7_utf8 ()

gchar *
camel_utf7_utf8 (const gchar *ptr);

Convert a modified utf7 string to utf8. If the utf7 string contains 8 bit characters, they are treated as iso-8859-1.

The IMAP rules [rfc2060] are used in the utf7 encoding.

Returns

The converted string.


camel_utf8_utf7 ()

gchar *
camel_utf8_utf7 (const gchar *ptr);

Convert a utf8 string to a modified utf7 format.

The IMAP rules [rfc2060] are used in the utf7 encoding.


camel_utf8_ucs2 ()

gchar *
camel_utf8_ucs2 (const gchar *ptr);

Convert a utf8 string into a ucs2 one. The ucs string will be in network byte order, and terminated with a 16 bit NULL.


camel_ucs2_utf8 ()

gchar *
camel_ucs2_utf8 (const gchar *ptr);

Convert a ucs2 string into a utf8 one. The ucs2 string is treated as network byte ordered, and terminated with a 16 bit NUL.


camel_utf8_make_valid ()

gchar *
camel_utf8_make_valid (const gchar *text);

Ensures the returned text will be valid UTF-8 string, with incorrect letters changed to question marks. Returned pointer should be freed with g_free.

Since: 2.26

Types and Values