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* Initial Contributors:

* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

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* Contributors:

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* Description: 

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#if !defined(__CHARCONV_H__)

#define __CHARCONV_H__

#if !defined(__E32STD_H__)

#endif

#if !defined(__E32BASE_H__)

#endif

/** 

The maximum length in bytes of the replacement text for unconvertible Unicode 

characters (=50) (see CCnvCharacterSetConverter::SetReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharactersL()). 

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const TInt KMaximumLengthOfReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters=50;

/** 

UTF-7 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierUtf7=0x1000582c;

/** 

UTF-8 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierUtf8=0x1000582d;

/** 

IMAP UTF-7 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierImapUtf7=0x1000582e;

/** 

Java UTF-8 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierJavaConformantUtf8=0x1000582f;

/** 

Code Page 1252 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierCodePage1252=0x100012b6;

/** 

ISO 8859-1 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88591=0x10003b10;

/** 

ISO 8859-2 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88592=0x1000507e;

/** 

ISO 8859-3 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88593=0x10008a28;

/** 

ISO 8859-4 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88594=0x1000507f;

/** 

ISO 8859-5 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88595=0x10005080;

/** 

ISO 8859-6 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88596=0x10008a29;

/** 

ISO 8859-7 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88597=0x10005081;

/** 

ISO 8859-8 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88598=0x10008a2a;

/** 

ISO 8859-9 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso88599=0x10005082;

/** 

ISO 8859-10 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso885910=0x10008a2b;

/** 

ISO 8859-13 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso885913=0x10008a2c;

/** 

ISO 8859-14 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso885914=0x10008a2d;

/** 

ISO 8859-15 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso885915=0x10008a2e;

/** 

ASCII 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierAscii=0x10004cc6;

/** 

SMS 7-bit 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierSms7Bit=0x100053ab;

/** 

GB 2312 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierGb2312=0x10000fbe;

/** 

HZ-GB-2312 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierHz=0x10006065;

/** 

GB 12345 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierGb12345=0x1000401a;

/** 

GBK 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierGbk=0x10003ecb;

/** 

Big 5 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierBig5=0x10000fbf;

/** 

Shift-JIS 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierShiftJis=0x10000fbd;

/** 

ISO-2022-JP 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso2022Jp=0x100066a0;

/** 

ISO-2022-JP-1 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierIso2022Jp1=0x100066a3;

/** 

JIS Encoding 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierJis=0x10006066;

/** 

EUC-JP 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierEucJpPacked=0x10006067;

/** 

JP5 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierJ5=0x1020D408;

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierCP850=0x102825AD;

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierUnicodeLittle=0x101f3fae;  //Little Endian Unicode

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierUnicodeBig=0x101f4052; // Big Endian Unicode 

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierUcs2=0x101ff492; 

/** 

Extended SMS 7-bit (not supported before v9.5) 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierExtendedSms7Bit=0x102863FD;

/** 

Turkish 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierTurkishSingleSms7Bit=0x102863FE;

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierTurkishLockingSms7Bit=0x102863FF;

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierTurkishLockingAndSingleSms7Bit=0x10286400;

/** 

Portuguese 

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierPortugueseSingleSms7Bit=0x10286407;

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierPortugueseLockingSms7Bit=0x10286408;

const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierPortugueseLockingAndSingleSms7Bit=0x10286409;

/** 

Spanish

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const TUint KCharacterSetIdentifierSpanishSingleSms7Bit=0x1028640A;

// note that other character sets than those listed above may be available at run-time, and also that none of the above are necessarily available at run-time

struct SCnvConversionData;

class CDeepDestructingArrayOfCharactersSets;

class CFileReader;

class CStandardNamesAndMibEnums;

class RFs;

class CCharsetCnvCache;

/** 

Converts text between Unicode and other character sets. 

The first stage of the conversion is to specify the non-Unicode character 

set being converted to or from. This is done by calling one of the overloads 

of PrepareToConvertToOrFromL().

The second stage is to convert the text, using one of the overloads of 

ConvertFromUnicode() or ConvertToUnicode().

Where possible the first documented overload of PrepareToConvertToOrFromL() 

should be used because the second overload panics if the specified character 

set is not available: the first overload simply returns whether the character 

set is available or not available. However if the conversions are to be 

performed often, or if the user must select the character set for the 

conversion from a list, the second overload may be more appropriate.

The first overload is less efficient than the second, because it searches 

through the file system for the selected character set every time it is invoked. 

The second overload searches through an array of all available character sets. 

In this method, the file system need only be searched once - when 

CreateArrayOfCharacterSetsAvailableLC() or 

CreateArrayOfCharacterSetsAvailableL() is used to create the array.

The conversion functions allow users of this class to perform partial 

conversions on an input descriptor, handling the situation where the input 

descriptor is truncated mid way through a multi-byte character. This means 

that you do not have to guess how big to make the output descriptor for a 

given input descriptor, you can simply do the conversion in a loop using a 

small output descriptor. The ability to handle truncated descriptors also 

allows users of the class to convert information received in chunks from an 

external source.

The class also provides a number of utility functions. 

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class CCnvCharacterSetConverter : public CBase

	{

public:

	/** Indicates whether a character set is available or unavailable 

	for conversion. Used by the second overload of 

	PrepareToConvertToOrFromL(). */

	enum TAvailability

		{

		/** The requested character set can be converted. */

		EAvailable,

		/** The requested character set cannot be converted. */

		ENotAvailable

		};

	/** Conversion error flags. At this stage there is only one error 

	flag- others may be added in the future. */

	enum TError

		{

		/** The input descriptor contains a single corrupt character. This 

		might occur when the input descriptor only contains some of the bytes 

		of a single multi-byte character. */

		EErrorIllFormedInput=KErrCorrupt

		};

	/** Specifies the default endian-ness of the current character set. 

	Used by SetDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters(). */

	enum TEndianness

		{

		/** The character set is big-endian. */

		ELittleEndian,

		/** The character set is little-endian. */

		EBigEndian

		};

	/** Downgrade for line and paragraph separators */

	enum TDowngradeForExoticLineTerminatingCharacters

		{

		/** Paragraph/line separators should be downgraded (if necessary) 

		into carriage return and line feed pairs. */

		EDowngradeExoticLineTerminatingCharactersToCarriageReturnLineFeed,

		/** Paragraph/line separators should be downgraded (if necessary) 

		into a line feed only. */

		EDowngradeExoticLineTerminatingCharactersToJustLineFeed

		};

	/** Output flag used to indicate whether or not a character in the source

	descriptor is the first half of a surrogate pair, but is the last

	character in the descriptor to convert.

	Note: This enumeration can be used in the DoConvertToUnicode() and

	DoConvertFromUnicode() functions. These are part of the

	Character Conversion Plug-in Provider API and are for use by plug-in

	conversion libraries only.

	@since 6.0 */

	enum

		{

		/** Appends the converted text to the output descriptor.*/

		EInputConversionFlagAppend	=0x00010000,

		/** By default, when the input descriptor passed to DoConvertFromUnicode()

		or DoConvertToUnicode() consists of nothing but a truncated sequence, 

		the error-code EErrorIllFormedInput is returned. 

		If this behaviour is undesirable, the input flag  

		EInputConversionFlagAllowTruncatedInputNotEvenPartlyConsumable

		should be set. */

		EInputConversionFlagAllowTruncatedInputNotEvenPartlyConsumable	=0x00020000,

		/** Stops converting when the first unconvertible character is reached. */

		EInputConversionFlagStopAtFirstUnconvertibleCharacter			=0x00040000,

		/** Appends the default character set Escape sequence at end of converted text */

		EInputConversionFlagMustEndInDefaultCharacterSet				=0x00080000,

		/*defect fix: INC053609; According to RFC1468 we can assume the line starts 

		in ASCII so there is no need to always insert an escape sequence*/

		EInputConversionFlagAssumeStartInDefaultCharacterSet			=0x00100000

		};

	enum

		{

		/** Indicates whether or not the source descriptor ends in a truncated

		sequence, e.g. the first half only of a surrogate pair. */

		EOutputConversionFlagInputIsTruncated							=0x01000000

		};

		/** Initial value for the state argument in a set of related calls to

		ConvertToUnicode(). */

	enum {KStateDefault=0};

	enum 

		{

		/** The lowest confidence value for a character set accepted by 

		Autodetect*/

		ELowestThreshold = 25

		};

	/** Stores information about a non-Unicode character set. The information 

	is used	to locate the conversion information required by 

	ConvertFromUnicode() and ConvertToUnicode().

	An array of these structs that contain all available character sets 

	can be generated by CreateArrayOfCharacterSetsAvailableLC() and 

	CreateArrayOfCharacterSetsAvailableL(), and is used by one of the 

	overloads of PrepareToConvertToOrFromL(). */

	struct SCharacterSet

		{

		/** Gets the character sets UID.

		@return The UID of the character set. */

		inline TUint Identifier() const {return iIdentifier;}

		/** Tests whether a filename given by the function SCharacterSet::Name() 

		is a real file name (i.e. conversion is provided by a plug in DLL), or 

		just the character set name (i.e. conversion is built into Symbian OS).

		Note: If the function returns ETrue then the path and filename can be 

		parsed using TParse or TParsePtrC functions to obtain just the filename.

		@return ETrue if the name is a real filename. EFalse if it is just the 

		character set name. */

		inline TBool NameIsFileName() const {return iFlags&EFlagNameIsFileName;}

		/** Gets the full path and filename of the DLL which implements 

		conversion for the character set. 

		If the character set is one for which conversion is built into Symbian 

		OS rather than implemented by a plug in DLL, the function just returns 

		the name of the character set. The NameIsFileName() function can be 

		used to determine whether or not it is legal to create a TParsePtrC 

		object over the descriptor 	returned by Name().

		Notes:

		The name returned cannot be treated as an Internet-standard name, it 

		is locale-independent and should be mapped to the locale-dependent name 

		by software at a higher level before being shown to the user. Conversion 

		from Internet-standard names of character sets to the UID identifiers 

		is provided by the member function 

		ConvertStandardNameOfCharacterSetToIdentifierL().

		Typically, to find the user-displayable name (as opposed to the 

		internet-standard name) of a character set, you would do something 

		like this:

		@code

		const CCnvCharacterSetConverter::SCharacterSet& characterSet=...;

		const TPtrC userDisplayable(characterSet.NameIsFileName()? TParsePtrC(characterSet.Name()).Name(): 

		characterSet.Name()); 

		@endcode

		@return Full path and filename of the character set converter plug in 

		DLL, or just the name of the character set. */

		inline TPtrC Name() const {return *iName;}

	private:

		enum

			{

			EFlagNameIsFileName					=0x00000001,

			EFlagFileIsConversionPlugInLibrary	=0x00000002

			};

	private:

		inline TBool FileIsConversionPlugInLibrary() const {return iFlags&EFlagFileIsConversionPlugInLibrary;}

	private:

		TUint iIdentifier;

		TUint iFlags;

		HBufC* iName;

	private:

		friend class CCnvCharacterSetConverter;

		friend class CDeepDestructingArrayOfCharactersSets;

		}; //SCharacterSet

	/** 

	Holds an ascending array of the indices of the characters in the 

	source Unicode text which could not be converted by 

	CCnvCharacterSetConverter::ConvertFromUnicode() into the foreign 

	character set 

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	*/

	class TArrayOfAscendingIndices

		{

	public:

		/** The return value of CCnvCharacterSetConverter::AppendIndex(). */

		enum TAppendResult

			{

			/** The append failed. */

			EAppendFailed,

			/** The append succeeded. */

			EAppendSuccessful

			};

	public:

		/** C++ constructor. The array is initialised to be of length zero. */

		inline TArrayOfAscendingIndices() :iArrayOfIndices(0) {}

		IMPORT_C TAppendResult AppendIndex(TInt aIndex);

		/** Deletes a single index from the array.

		@param aIndexOfIndex The index of the index to delete. Must not be 

		negative and must not be greater than the length of the array, or a 

		panic occurs. */

		inline void Remove(TInt aIndexOfIndex) {iArrayOfIndices.Delete(aIndexOfIndex, 1);}

		/** Deletes all indices from the array. */

		inline void RemoveAll() {iArrayOfIndices.SetLength(0);}

		/** Returns the number of indices in the array.

		@return The number of indices in the array. */

		inline TInt NumberOfIndices() const {return iArrayOfIndices.Length();}

		/** Gets the value of the specified index.

		@param aIndexOfIndex Index into the array.

		@return The value of the index. */

		inline TInt operator[](TInt aIndexOfIndex) const {return iArrayOfIndices[aIndexOfIndex];}

	private:

		enum {KMaximumNumberOfIndices=25};

	private:

		TBuf16<KMaximumNumberOfIndices> iArrayOfIndices;

		};

public:

	IMPORT_C static CCnvCharacterSetConverter* NewL();

	IMPORT_C static CCnvCharacterSetConverter* NewLC();

	IMPORT_C virtual ~CCnvCharacterSetConverter();

	IMPORT_C static CArrayFix<SCharacterSet>* CreateArrayOfCharacterSetsAvailableL(RFs& aFileServerSession);