MLineBreaker Class Reference

class MLineBreaker

Customizes the Unicode line-breaking algorithm.

Member Functions Documentation

ExtendedInterface(TUid &)

IMPORT_C void *ExtendedInterface(TUid &aUid)const [virtual]

Returns an interface to more functions, or 0 if these are unsupported. Currently there are no other functions, so 0 is always returned. If this function is overridden, it must base call if aUid is not recognised, rather than just returning 0.

Parameters

TUid & aUidIdentifies the interface to be returned.

GetLineBreak(const TDesC16 &, TInt, TInt, TBool, MContingentLineBreaker *, TInt &, TInt &)

IMPORT_C TBoolGetLineBreak(const TDesC16 &aText,
TIntaMinBreakPos,
TIntaMaxBreakPos,
TBoolaForwards,
MContingentLineBreaker *aCbDelegate,
TInt &aBreakPos,
TInt &aBreakPosAfterSpaces
)const

Finds the line break according to the rules in the virtual functions.

Parameters

const TDesC16 & aTextThe text to be broken.
TInt aMinBreakPosThe smallest allowed result.
TInt aMaxBreakPosThe position of the first character that fails to fit the measure.
TBool aForwardsETrue to find the earliest legal break opportunity, EFalse to find the last.
MContingentLineBreaker * aCbDelegateObject to resolve breaks around characters with the CB (cointingent break) line breaking class. Typically this class is only used for character 0xFFFD, which usually marks the position of embedded pictures. May be NULL, in which case LineBreakPossible() determines whether these breaks are legal.
TInt & aBreakPosReturns the position of the break.
TInt & aBreakPosAfterSpacesReturns the position of the start of the next line.

GetLineBreakInContext(const TDesC16 &, TInt, TInt, TBool, TInt &)

IMPORT_C TBoolGetLineBreakInContext(const TDesC16 &aText,
TIntaMinBreakPos,
TIntaMaxBreakPos,
TBoolaForwards,
TInt &aBreakPos
)const [virtual]

Returns whether a line break is possible within a run of characters all having the class ESaLineBreakClass (Complex content). Languages with Unicocde characters having such a class include: Thai, Lao, Myanmar and Khmer. This default implementation of the GetLineBreakInContext() method only supports the Thai script. Breaks are determined in Thai based on a simple understanding of syllable boundaries. When characters from the other unsupported Sa class languages are found the method exits with EFalse.

Parameters

const TDesC16 & aTextThe text to be searched, which is a contiguous run of characters of class SA (or CM attatched to SA). The break position may be restricted further by aMinBreakPos and aMaxBreakPos, but more text is provided for extra context should it be needed.
TInt aMinBreakPosThe start of the text to be considered for line breaks.
TInt aMaxBreakPosThe end of the text to be considered for line breaks.
TBool aForwardsETrue if aBreakPos is to be set with the first legal break position, EFalse if aBreakPos is to be set with the last legal break position.
TInt & aBreakPosIf break position found on exit its value is >= Min and <= Max positions supplied.

GetLineBreakL(const TDesC16 &, TInt, TInt, TBool, MContingentLineBreakerL *, TInt &, TInt &)

IMPORT_C TBoolGetLineBreakL(const TDesC16 &aText,
TIntaMinBreakPos,
TIntaMaxBreakPos,
TBoolaForwards,
MContingentLineBreakerL *aCbDelegate,
TInt &aBreakPos,
TInt &aBreakPosAfterSpaces
)const

Exactly the same as GetLineBreak, but aCbDelegate's functions may leave so the whole function may leave.

Parameters

const TDesC16 & aTextThe text to be broken.
TInt aMinBreakPosThe smallest allowed result.
TInt aMaxBreakPoshe position of the first character that fails to fit the measure.
TBool aForwardsETrue to find the earliest legal break opportunity, EFalse to find the last.
MContingentLineBreakerL * aCbDelegateObject to resolve breaks around characters with the CB (cointingent break) line breaking class. Typically this class is only used for character 0xFFFD, which usually marks the position of embedded pictures. May be NULL, in which case LineBreakPossible() determines whether these breaks are legal.
TInt & aBreakPosReturns the position of the break.
TInt & aBreakPosAfterSpacesReturns the position of the start of the next line.

IsHangingCharacter(TUint)

IMPORT_C TBoolIsHangingCharacter(TUintaChar)const [virtual]

Returns ETrue if the character value may be positioned outside the margins.

Parameters

TUint aCharChatacter to test

LineBreakClass(TUint, TUint &, TUint &)

IMPORT_C TUintLineBreakClass(TUintaCode,
TUint &aRangeStart,
TUint &aRangeEnd
)const [virtual]

Converts Unicode character into line breaking class.

Parameters

TUint aCodeInput Unicode value.
TUint & aRangeStartReturns the start of the contiguous range of characters including aCode that have the returned line breaking class.
TUint & aRangeEndReturns the end of the contiguous range of characters including aCode that have the returned line breaking class.

LineBreakPossible(TUint, TUint, TBool)

IMPORT_C TBoolLineBreakPossible(TUintaPrevClass,
TUintaNextClass,
TBoolaHaveSpaces
)const [virtual]

Returns whether line breaks are legal between a character of line breaking class aPrevClass and aNextClass, with intervening spaces or not as determined by aHaveSpaces.

Parameters

TUint aPrevClassThe class before the potential line break.
TUint aNextClassThe class after the potential line break.
TBool aHaveSpacesWhether spaces separate the characters.

Member Enumerations Documentation

Enum anonymous

The Unicode line breaking classes; see Unicode Technical Report 14. Not a named enumerated type, so that overriding classes may add new line breaking classes freely. The description of each constant gives the name of the line-breaking class, an example and a brief, imprecise description of the default behaviour of characters of that class.

Enumerators

EOpLineBreakClass

Opening Punctuation (e.g. '['). Breaking after prohibited.

EClLineBreakClass

Closing Punctuation (e.g. ']'). Breaking before prohibited.

EQuLineBreakClass

Ambiguous Quotes (e.g. '"'). Breaking before and after prohibited.

EGlLineBreakClass

Glue (e.g. Non-breaking space). Breaking before and after prohibited unless spaces are present.

ENsLineBreakClass

Non-Starter (e.g. small Japanese kana). Breaking before prohibited if no spaces present.

EExLineBreakClass

Exclamation or Interrogation (e.g. '?'). Like closing punctuation except before Postfix or Non-starter.

ESyLineBreakClass

Symbol (e.g. '/'. Like Alphabetic, but allows breaking before Alphabetic.

EIsLineBreakClass

Numeric Infix Separator (e.g. ','). Forbids breaking after any and before Numeric.

EPrLineBreakClass

Numeric Prefix (e.g. '$'). Forbids breaking before Numeric.

EPoLineBreakClass

Numeric Postfix (e.g. ''). Forbids breaking after Numeric.

ENuLineBreakClass

Numeric (e.g. '1').

EAlLineBreakClass

Alphabetic (e.g. 'a').

EIdLineBreakClass

Ideographic (e.g. Japanese Kanji). Generally break before or after

EInLineBreakClass

Inseparable (e.g. ellipsis). Forbid breaks between Inseparables.

EHyLineBreakClass

Hyphen (e.g. '-'). Allows a break after except before Numeric.

EBaLineBreakClass

Break After. Generally allow a break after. Breaking between Break Afters not separated by spaces is prohibited.

EBbLineBreakClass

Break Before. Generally allow a break before. Breaking between Break Befores not separated by spaces is prohibited.

EB2LineBreakClass

Break Before and After. Generally allow a break before or after. Breaking between Break Before and Afters is prohibited, even if spaces are present.

EZwLineBreakClass

Zero-Width Space. Allow a break.

ECmLineBreakClass

Combining Mark. Takes on the class of its base class.

EBkLineBreakClass

Mandatory Break.

ECrLineBreakClass

Carriage Return. Break after unless part of a CRLF pair.

ELfLineBreakClass

Line Feed. Break after.

ESgLineBreakClass

Surrogate. Half of a surrogate pair.

ECbLineBreakClass

Contingent Break (e.g. embedded pictures). Uses external information

ESpLineBreakClass

Space. Intervening characters of class Space are indicated by aHaveSpaces in LineBreakPossible.

ESaLineBreakClass

Complex Context (e.g. Thai). Runs of Complex Context are passed to GetLineBreakInContext.

EAiLineBreakClass

Ambiguous. Characters of ambiguous East Asian width are treated as Alphabetic, unless they are resolved as being "Wide", in which case they are treated as Ideographic.

EXxLineBreakClass

The Xx class is used when the class is unknown; e.g.; outside the provided context.

ELineBreakClasses

The number of Unicode line break classes.