class KCharsets

Public Methods

•  KCharsets ()
• ~ KCharsets ()
• KCharset  defaultCh () const
• bool  setDefault (KCharset ch)
• QStrList  available () const
• QStrList  displayable (const char *face)
• QStrList  displayable ()
• QStrList  registered () const
• bool  isAvailable (KCharset charset)
• bool  isDisplayable (KCharset charset,const char *face)
• bool  isDisplayable (KCharset charset)
• bool  isRegistered (KCharset charset)
• int  bits (KCharset charset)
• QFont::CharSet  qtCharset (KCharset charset)
• QFont::CharSet  qtCharset ()
• QFont & setQFont (QFont &fnt,KCharset charset)
• QFont & setQFont (QFont &fnt)
• const char *  name (QFont::CharSet qtcharset)
• KCharset  charset (QFont::CharSet qtcharset)
• const char *  name (const QFont& font)
• KCharset  charset (const QFont& font)
• KCharset  charsetFromX (const QString& xName)
• const KCharsetConversionResult &  convert (unsigned code)
• const KCharsetConversionResult &  convertTag (const char *tag)
• const KCharsetConversionResult &  convertTag (const char *tag,int &len)
• KCharset  defaultCharset () const

Construct a KCharsets class

Destructor

[const]

Returns default charset

This charset is one in witch keyboard input is made

Returns: default charset

Sets default charset

Parameters:

ch	charset to be set as default

[const]

Returns available charsets list

Available charsets are these, between which we can make conversions

Returns: list of available charsets

Returns displayable charsets list for given font family

display charsets are these, which can be set to QFont. There is workaround for 8-bit charsets not directly supported by Qt 1.31

Parameters:

face	Font family we want display text in

Returns: list of displayable charsets

Returns displayable charsets list

display charsets are these, which can be set to QFont. There is workaround for 8-bit charsets not directly supported by Qt 1.31

Parameters:

face	Font family we want display text in

Returns: list of displayable charsets

[const]

Returns registered charsets list

Only registered charsets can be legally used in mail and news messages and on WWW pages.

Returns: list of registered charsets

Is the charset available

Parameters:

charset

charset name

Returns: TRUE if the charset is available

Is the charset displayable in given font family

Parameters:

face	font family name
charset	charset name

Returns: TRUE if the charset is displayable

Is the charset displayable in given font family

Parameters:

charset

charset name

Returns: TRUE if the charset is displayable

Is the charset registered

Parameters:

charset

charset name

Returns: TRUE if the charset is registered

Retruns data bits needed to represent character in charset

For UTF7 and UTF8 charsets it returns 8, but some charsets may need more bits.

Parameters:

charset

charset name

Returns: bits count

Returns Qt charset identifier

Parameters:

charset

charset name

Returns: Qt charset identifier

Returns Qt charset identifier for default font

Returns: Qt charset identifier

Sets QFont object to given charsets

This function can change font face when necessary. It is a workaround for Qt not supporting some charsets

Parameters:

fnt	font object
charset	charset name

Returns: the same font object

Sets QFont object to default charsets

This function can change font face when necessary. It is a workaround for Qt not supporting some charsets

Parameters:

fnt	font object

Returns: the same font object

Returns charset name of given charset identifier

Parameters:

qtcharset

Qt charset identifier

Returns: charset name

Returns charset of given charset identifier

Parameters:

qtcharset

Qt charset identifier

Returns: charset object

Returns charset name of given QFont object

Parameters:

font	QFont object

Returns: charset name

Returns charset of given QFont object

Parameters:

font	QFont object

Returns: charset object

Returns charset of given X name object

Parameters:

xName

X charset name

Returns: charset object

Unicode to displayable character conversion

Currently works only for characters in output charset

Parameters:

code	Unicode represantation of character

Character tag to displayable character conversion

Useful for converting HTML entities, but not only Currently it works only for characters in output charset

Parameters:

tag	character tag or whole amp-sequence

[const]