<cahute/text.h> – Text encoding related utilities for Cahute

Macro definitions

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_* are constants representing how a given picture’s data is encoded.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_LEGACY_8

Constant representing the Variable width encoding with the legacy character table.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_LEGACY_16_HOST

Constant representing the Fixed-width encoding with the legacy character table, and host endianness.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_LEGACY_16_BE

Constant representing the Fixed-width encoding with the legacy character table, and big endian.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_LEGACY_16_LE

Constant representing the Fixed-width encoding with the legacy character table, and little endian.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_9860_8

Constant representing the Variable width encoding with the fx-9860G character table.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_9860_16_HOST

Constant representing the Fixed-width encoding with the fx-9860G character table, and host endianness.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_9860_16_BE

Constant representing the Fixed-width encoding with the fx-9860G character table, and big endian.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_9860_16_LE

Constant representing the Fixed-width encoding with the fx-9860G character table, and little endian.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_CAT

Constant representing the CAT data encoding.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_CTF

Constant representing the CTF data encoding.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_HOST

Constant representing the UTF-32 encoding, with host endianness.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_BE

Constant representing the UTF-32 encoding, with big endian.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_LE

Constant representing the UTF-32 encoding, with little endian.

CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF8

Constant representing the UTF-8 encoding.

Function declarations

int cahute_convert_text(cahute_context *context, void **bufp, size_t *buf_sizep, void const **datap, size_t *data_sizep, int dest_encoding, int source_encoding)

Convert text from one encoding to another.

Note

When CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_HOST, CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_BE, CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_LE or CAHUTE_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF8 is used as the destination encoding, Normalization Form C (NFC) is employed; see Unicode Normalization Forms for more information.

Errors you can expect from this function are the following:

CAHUTE_OK

The conversion has finished successfully, and there is no more bytes in the input buffer to read.

CAHUTE_ERROR_TERMINATED

A sentinel has been found, and the conversion has been interrupted.

Note

If this error is raised, *datap is set to after the sentinel, and *data_sizep is set accordingly.

This is useful in case you have multiple text blobs placed back-to-back.

CAHUTE_ERROR_SIZE

The destination buffer had insufficient space, and the procedure was interrupted.

CAHUTE_ERROR_TRUNC

The source data had an incomplete sequence, and the procedure was interrupted.

CAHUTE_ERROR_INVALID

The source data contained an unknown or invalid sequence, and the procedure was interrupted.

CAHUTE_ERROR_INCOMPAT

The source data contained a sequence that could not be translated to the destination encoding.

At the end of its process, this function updates *bufp, *buf_sizep, *datap and *data_sizep to the final state of the function, even in case of error, so that:

  • You can determine how much of the destination buffer was filled, by substracting the final buffer size to the original buffer size.

  • In case of CAHUTE_ERROR_SIZE, you can get the place at which to get the leftover bytes in the source data.

  • In case of CAHUTE_ERROR_TRUNC, you can get the place at which to get the leftover bytes in the source data to complete with additional data for the next conversion.

  • In case of CAHUTE_ERROR_INVALID or CAHUTE_ERROR_INCOMPAT, you can get the place of the problematic input sequence.

Currently supported conversions are the following:

Src. ⯈
▼ Dst.

LEGACY_*

9860_*

CAT

CTF

UTF*

LEGACY_*

x

x

9860_*

x

x

CAT

CTF

UTF*

x

x

x

For specific guides on how to use this function, see Converting text from an encoding to another.

Parameters:

  • context – Context in which to run the function.

  • bufp – Pointer to the destination buffer pointer.

  • buf_sizep – Pointer to the destination buffer size.

  • datap – Pointer to the source data pointer.

  • data_sizep – Pointer to the source data size.

  • dest_encoding – Destination encoding.

  • source_encoding – Source encoding.

Returns:

Error, or 0 if the operation was successful.

int cahute_convert_to_utf8(cahute_context *context, char *buf, size_t buf_size, void const *data, size_t data_size, int encoding)

Convert the provided data to UTF-8, and place a terminating NUL character.

This is a utility that calls cahute_convert_text(), for simple scripts using the Cahute library.

Parameters:

  • context – Context in which to run the function.

  • buf – Destination buffer.

  • buf_size – Destination buffer size.

  • data – Source data.

  • data_size – Size of the source data.

  • encoding – Encoding of the source data.

Returns:

Error, or 0 if the operation was successful.