Default Constructor

Destructor. The framework is responsible for destroying this object.

This method provides some construction of this object.

This method is a helper function that obtains a standand character encoding name from a character set identifer.

This method converts the given unicode to the specified encoding. If this function leaves, memory is cleaned up. This overload allocates memory for the output itself.

This method converts the given unicode to the specified encoding. If this function leaves, memory is cleaned up. This overload stores the conversion output in memory already allocated, for the sole use of the TPtr versions of overloaded ConvertToUnicodeL and ConvertFromUnicodeL functions. You must make sure you have finished with the output from a previous call to either (TPtr overload of) ConvertToUnicodeL or ConvertFromUnicodeL before calling either again, as the previous output will be overwritten with the new output. This version is more efficient than the HBufC alternative and so should be used whenever possible.

This method converts the given bytes to unicode. If this function leaves, memory is cleaned up. This overload allocates memory for the output itself.

This method converts the given bytes to unicode. If this function leaves, memory is cleaned up. This overload stores the conversion output in memory already allocated, for the sole use of the TPtr versions of overloaded ConvertToUnicodeL and ConvertFromUnicodeL functions. You must make sure you have finished with the output from a previous call to either (TPtr overload of) ConvertToUnicodeL or ConvertFromUnicodeL before calling either again, as the previous output will be overwritten with the new output. This version is more efficient than the HBufC alternative and so should be used whenever possible.

This method converts ucs-4 characters to the desired non-modal encoding. aConversion should be NULL on calling of this function. If this function leaves, memory is cleaned up. There is no TPtr overload of this method, as currently it is only called a few times and so would not produce any noticable benefits.

This method creates an instance of this class. The framework is responsible for creating this object.

This method prepares CharConv to encode from the standard name.

This method prepares CharConv to encode from the mib enum.

This method is a helper function that prepares CharConv for a conversion.

This method converts a ucs-4 character to unicode.

The CharConv instance that we use to help in the character conversions.

The buffer used to store the unicode conversion output.

The size of the unicode conversion buffer.

The File Server session handle.