/*

* Copyright (c) 2003-2005 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). 

* All rights reserved.

* This component and the accompanying materials are made available

* which accompanies this distribution, and is available

* at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

*

* Initial Contributors:

* Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

*

* Contributors:

*

* Description:      

*

*/

#include <e32std.h>

#include <e32base.h>

#include <charconv.h>

#include <convutils.h>

const TInt KNoPreviousCharacterSet=-1;

const TInt KDefaultCharacterSet = 0;

const TUint KControlCharacterEscape=0x1b;

#if defined(_DEBUG)

const TInt KMaximumLengthOfIntermediateBuffer=5;

#else

const TInt KMaximumLengthOfIntermediateBuffer=150;

#endif

struct SCnvConversionData;

_LIT(KLitPanicText, "CONVUTILS");

enum TPanic

	{

	EPanicBadInputConversionFlags1=1,

	EPanicBadInputConversionFlags2,

	EPanicBadInputConversionFlags3,

	EPanicBadNumberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed,

	EPanicAppendFlagViolated,

	EPanicBadNumberOfUnicodeCharactersConverted,

	EPanicBadNumberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut,

	EPanicLoopCounterOverRun1,

	EPanicLoopCounterOverRun2,

	EPanicDescriptorNotWholeNumberOfCharacters1,

	EPanicDescriptorNotWholeNumberOfCharacters2,

	EPanicDescriptorNotWholeNumberOfCharacters3,

	EPanicDescriptorNotWholeNumberOfCharacters4,

	EPanicBadStartOfNextEscapeSequence,

	EPanicInconsistentNumberOfForeignBytesRemaining,

	EPanicBadLengthOfRunToConvert1,

	EPanicBadLengthOfRunToConvert2,

	EPanicBadMethodPointer,

	EPanicBadMethodData1,

	EPanicBadMethodData2,

	EPanicBadMethodData3,

	EPanicBadMethodData4,

	EPanicBadNumberOfCharacterSets,

	EPanicBadConversionDataPointer1,

	EPanicBadConversionDataPointer2,

	EPanicBadConversionDataPointer3,

	EPanicBadFunctionPointer1,

	EPanicBadFunctionPointer2,

	EPanicBadFunctionPointer3,

	EPanicBadEscapeSequencePointer1,

	EPanicBadEscapeSequencePointer2,

	EPanicBadNumberOfStates,

	EPanicBadEscapeSequenceStart,

	EPanicBadNumberOfMethods,

	EPanicBadSurrogatePair1,

	EPanicBadSurrogatePair2,

	EPanicBadRemainderOfForeign,

	EPanicOutputDescriptorTooShortEvenToHoldEscapeSequenceToDefaultCharacterSet

	};

LOCAL_C void Panic(TPanic aPanic)

	{

	User::Panic(KLitPanicText, aPanic);

	}

/** Converts Unicode text into a complex foreign character set encoding. This 

is an encoding which cannot be converted simply by calling 

CCnvCharacterSetConverter::DoConvertFromUnicode(). It may be modal (e.g. JIS) 

or non-modal (e.g. Shift-JIS).

The Unicode text specified in aUnicode is converted using the array of 

conversion data objects (aArrayOfCharacterSets) provided by the plug-in for 

the complex character set encoding, and the converted text is returned in 

aForeign. Any existing contents in aForeign are overwritten.

Unlike CCnvCharacterSetConverter::DoConvertFromUnicode(), multiple character 

sets can be specified. aUnicode is converted using the first character conversion 

data object in the array. When a character is found which cannot be converted 

using that data, each character set in the array is tried in turn. If it cannot 

be converted using any object in the array, the index of the character is 

appended to aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters and the character is replaced 

by aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters.

If it can be converted using another object in the array, that object is used 

to convert all subsequent characters until another unconvertible character 

is found.

@param aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters The default endian-ness to use 

when writing the characters in the foreign character set. If an endian-ness 

for foreign characters is specified in the current conversion data object, 

then that is used instead and the value of 

aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters is ignored. 

@param aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters The single character (one 

or more byte values) which is used to replace unconvertible characters. 

@param aForeign On return, contains the converted text in the non-Unicode 

character set. 

@param aUnicode The source Unicode text to be converted. 

@param aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters On return, holds an ascending array 

of the indices of each Unicode character in the source text which could not 

be converted (because none of the target character sets have an equivalent 

character). 

@param aArrayOfCharacterSets Array of character conversion data objects, 

representing the character sets which comprise a complex character set 

encoding. These are used in sequence to convert the Unicode text. There must 

be at least one character set in this array and no character set may have any 

NULL member data, or a panic occurs. 

@return The number of unconverted characters left at the end of the input 

descriptor (e.g. because aForeign was not long enough to hold all the text), 

or a negative error value, as defined in CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TError. */

EXPORT_C TInt CnvUtilities::ConvertFromUnicode(

		CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TEndianness aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters, 

		const TDesC8& aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters, 

		TDes8& aForeign, 

		const TDesC16& aUnicode, 

		CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TArrayOfAscendingIndices& aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters, 

		const TArray<SCharacterSet>& aArrayOfCharacterSets)

	{

	TUint notUsed;

	return ConvertFromUnicode(aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters, 

								aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters, 

								aForeign, 

								aUnicode, 

								aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters, 

								aArrayOfCharacterSets, 

								notUsed, 

								0);

	}

/** Converts Unicode text into a complex foreign character set encoding. This is 

an encoding which cannot be converted simply by a call to 

CCnvCharacterSetConverter::DoConvertFromUnicode(). It may be modal (e.g. JIS) 

or non-modal (e.g. Shift-JIS).

The Unicode text specified in aUnicode is converted using the array of conversion 

data objects (aArrayOfCharacterSets) provided by the plug-in for the complex 

character set encoding and the converted text is returned in aForeign. The 

function can either append to aForeign or overwrite its contents (if any).

Unlike CCnvCharacterSetConverter::DoConvertFromUnicode(), multiple character 

sets can be specified. aUnicode is converted using the first character conversion 

data object in the array. When a character is found which cannot be converted 

using that data, each character set in the array is tried in turn. If it cannot 

be converted using any object in the array, the index of the character is 

appended to aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters and the character is replaced 

by aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters.

If it can be converted using another object in the array, that object is used 

to convert all subsequent characters until another unconvertible character 

is found.

@param aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters The default endian-ness to use 

when writing the characters in the foreign character set. If an endian-ness 

for foreign characters is specified in the current conversion data object, 

then that is used instead and the value of 

aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters is ignored. 

@param aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters The single character (one 

or more byte values) which is used to replace unconvertible characters. 

@param aForeign On return, contains the converted text in the non-Unicode 

character set. This may already contain some text. If it does, and if 

aInputConversionFlags specifies EInputConversionFlagAppend, then the converted 

text is appended to this descriptor. 

@param aUnicode The source Unicode text to be converted. 

@param aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters On return, holds an ascending array 

of the indices of each Unicode character in the source text which could not 

be converted (because none of the target character sets have an equivalent 

character). 

@param aArrayOfCharacterSets Array of character set data objects. These are 

used in sequence to convert the Unicode text. There must be at least one 

character set in this array and no character set may have any NULL member 

data, or a panic occurs. 

@param aOutputConversionFlags If the input descriptor ended in a truncated 

sequence, e.g. the first half only of a Unicode surrogate pair, this returns 

with the EOutputConversionFlagInputIsTruncated flag set. 

@param aInputConversionFlags Specify 

CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend to append the text to 

aForeign. Specify CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAllowTruncatedInputNotEvenPartlyConsumable 

to prevent the function from returning the error-code EErrorIllFormedInput 

when the input descriptor consists of nothing but a truncated sequence. The 

CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagStopAtFirstUnconvertibleCharacter 

flag must not be set, otherwise a panic occurs. 

@return The number of unconverted characters left at the end of the input descriptor 

(e.g. because aForeign was not long enough to hold all the text), or a negative 

error value, as defined in CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TError. */

EXPORT_C TInt CnvUtilities::ConvertFromUnicode(

				CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TEndianness aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters, 

				const TDesC8& aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters, 

				TDes8& aForeign, 

				const TDesC16& aUnicode, 

				CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TArrayOfAscendingIndices& aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters, 

				const TArray<SCharacterSet>& aArrayOfCharacterSets, 

				TUint& aOutputConversionFlags, 

				TUint aInputConversionFlags)

	{

	__ASSERT_ALWAYS(~aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagStopAtFirstUnconvertibleCharacter, Panic(EPanicBadInputConversionFlags1));

	CheckArrayOfCharacterSets(aArrayOfCharacterSets);

	aOutputConversionFlags=0;

	TUint internalInputConversionFlags=aInputConversionFlags;

	if (~aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend)

		{

		aForeign.SetLength(0);

		internalInputConversionFlags|=CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend;

		}

	if (aUnicode.Length()==0)

		{

		return 0;

		}

	if (aForeign.MaxLength()==aForeign.Length()) // relies on the fact that aForeign's length has been set to zero if aInputConversionFlags does not have CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend set

		{

		return aUnicode.Length();

		}

	TDes8* foreign=&aForeign;

	TPtr8 dummyForeign(NULL, 0, 0);

	if (aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagMustEndInDefaultCharacterSet)

		{

		TInt dummyMaximumLength =

			aForeign.MaxLength() - aArrayOfCharacterSets[KDefaultCharacterSet].iEscapeSequence->Length();

		__ASSERT_ALWAYS(dummyMaximumLength >= 0, 

			Panic(EPanicOutputDescriptorTooShortEvenToHoldEscapeSequenceToDefaultCharacterSet));

		dummyForeign.Set(const_cast <TUint8*> (aForeign.Ptr()),

						 aForeign.Length(), 

						 dummyMaximumLength);

		foreign=&dummyForeign;

		}

	const TInt numberOfCharacterSets=aArrayOfCharacterSets.Count();

	TInt numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed=0;

	internalInputConversionFlags|=CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagStopAtFirstUnconvertibleCharacter; // this is not just an optimization - it ensures that "foreign" doesn't get filled up too much each time CCnvCharacterSetConverter::DoConvertFromUnicode is called

    TInt previousCharacterSet = aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAssumeStartInDefaultCharacterSet?

        KDefaultCharacterSet : KNoPreviousCharacterSet;

	FOREVER

		{

		for (TInt presentCharacterSet=KDefaultCharacterSet;;)

			{

			__ASSERT_DEBUG(numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed<=aUnicode.Length(), Panic(EPanicBadNumberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed));

			if (numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed>=aUnicode.Length())

				{

				goto end;

				}

			const SCharacterSet& characterSet=aArrayOfCharacterSets[presentCharacterSet];

			const TInt oldNumberOfBytesInForeign=foreign->Length();

			if (numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed>0)

				{

				internalInputConversionFlags|=CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAllowTruncatedInputNotEvenPartlyConsumable;

				}

			CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TArrayOfAscendingIndices indicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters;

			const TInt returnValue=CCnvCharacterSetConverter::DoConvertFromUnicode(*characterSet.iConversionData, aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters, KNullDesC8, *foreign, aUnicode.Mid(numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed), indicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters, aOutputConversionFlags, internalInputConversionFlags);

			if (returnValue<0)

				{

				return returnValue; // this is an error-code

				}

			__ASSERT_DEBUG(foreign->Length()>=oldNumberOfBytesInForeign, Panic(EPanicAppendFlagViolated));

			TInt indexOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter;

			if (indicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters.NumberOfIndices()==0)

				{

				indexOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter=-1;

				numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed=aUnicode.Length()-returnValue;

				}

			else

				{

				indexOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter=indicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters[0];

				numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed+=indexOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter;

				__ASSERT_DEBUG(numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed+LengthOfUnicodeCharacter(aUnicode, numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed)==aUnicode.Length()-returnValue, Panic(EPanicBadNumberOfUnicodeCharactersConverted));

				}

			if (indexOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter!=0) // if at least one Unicode character at the start of CCnvCharacterSetConverter::DoConvertFromUnicode's input descriptor was convertible...

				{

				TBool gotoEnd = EFalse;

				if (foreign->Length()>oldNumberOfBytesInForeign)

					{

					TInt numberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut=0;

                     // Insert an escape sequence if this character set is different from the last one.

                     if (presentCharacterSet  != previousCharacterSet)

                        {

                        // Insert escape sequence (if requred) in front of the last encoded run of text.

                        // Note that this may cause some characters to drop out at the end.

                        (*characterSet.iConvertFromIntermediateBufferInPlace)(oldNumberOfBytesInForeign, *foreign, numberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut);

                        if (oldNumberOfBytesInForeign < foreign->Length())

                			previousCharacterSet = presentCharacterSet;

                        }

					numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed-=numberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut;

					if (numberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut>0 )// if "foreign" has been filled to as much as it will hold...

						{

						gotoEnd = ETrue;

						}

					}

				if (indexOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter<0) // if we've successfully converted up to the end of aUnicode (using *characterSet.iConversionData)...

					{

					gotoEnd = ETrue;

					}

				if (gotoEnd)

					{

					if ( aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagMustEndInDefaultCharacterSet

					    && previousCharacterSet != KDefaultCharacterSet

					    && previousCharacterSet != KNoPreviousCharacterSet)

					    {

					    aForeign.SetLength(foreign->Length());

    				    aForeign.Append(*aArrayOfCharacterSets[KDefaultCharacterSet].iEscapeSequence);

    				    foreign=NULL;

					    }

					goto end;

					}

				break;

				}

			__ASSERT_DEBUG(presentCharacterSet<numberOfCharacterSets, Panic(EPanicLoopCounterOverRun1));

			++presentCharacterSet;

			if (presentCharacterSet>=numberOfCharacterSets)

				{

				if ((foreign->MaxLength()-foreign->Length()<aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters.Length()) ||

					(aIndicesOfUnconvertibleCharacters.AppendIndex(numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed)!=CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TArrayOfAscendingIndices::EAppendSuccessful)) // the tests must be done in this order as AppendIndex must only be called if there is room for aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters

					{

					goto end;

					}

				numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed+=LengthOfUnicodeCharacter(aUnicode, numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed);

				foreign->Append(aReplacementForUnconvertibleUnicodeCharacters);

				break;

				}

			}

		}

end:

	if (foreign!=NULL)

		{

		aForeign.SetLength(foreign->Length());

		foreign=NULL;

		}

	if ((numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed==0) && (aOutputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EOutputConversionFlagInputIsTruncated) && (~aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAllowTruncatedInputNotEvenPartlyConsumable))

		{

		return CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EErrorIllFormedInput;

		}

	return aUnicode.Length()-numberOfUnicodeElementsConsumed;

	}

/** Inserts an escape sequence into the descriptor.

This function is provided to help in the implementation of

ConvertFromUnicode() for modal character set encodings.

Each SCharacterSet object in the array passed to

ConvertFromUnicode() must have its

iConvertFromIntermediateBufferInPlace member assigned. To

do this for a modal character set encoding, implement a function whose

signature matches that of FConvertFromIntermediateBufferInPlace 

and which calls this function, passing all arguments unchanged, and 

specifying the character set's escape sequence and the number of bytes per 

character.

@param aStartPositionInDescriptor The byte position in aDescriptor at which 

the escape sequence is inserted. If the character set uses more than one byte 

per character, this position must be the start of a character, otherwise a 

panic occurs. 

@param aDescriptor The descriptor into which the escape sequence is inserted. 

@param aNumberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut The escape sequence is inserted into 

the start of aDescriptor and any characters that need to drop out to make 

room for the escape sequence (because the descriptor's maximum length was 

not long enough) drop out from the end of the buffer. This parameter indicates 

the number of characters that needed to drop out.

@param aEscapeSequence The escape sequence for the character set. 

@param aNumberOfBytesPerCharacter The number of bytes per character. */

EXPORT_C void CnvUtilities::ConvertFromIntermediateBufferInPlace(

					TInt aStartPositionInDescriptor, 

					TDes8& aDescriptor, 

					TInt& aNumberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut, 

					const TDesC8& aEscapeSequence, 

					TInt aNumberOfBytesPerCharacter)

	{

	const TInt lengthOfDescriptor=aDescriptor.Length();

	__ASSERT_ALWAYS((lengthOfDescriptor-aStartPositionInDescriptor)%aNumberOfBytesPerCharacter==0, Panic(EPanicDescriptorNotWholeNumberOfCharacters1));

	aNumberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut=(Max(0, aEscapeSequence.Length()-(aDescriptor.MaxLength()-lengthOfDescriptor))+(aNumberOfBytesPerCharacter-1))/aNumberOfBytesPerCharacter;

	const TInt lengthOfRunInCharacters=(lengthOfDescriptor-aStartPositionInDescriptor)/aNumberOfBytesPerCharacter;

	if (aNumberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut>=lengthOfRunInCharacters) // ">=" is correct (rather than ">") as if there's only room for the escape sequence we don't want to have it in the descriptor

		{

		aNumberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut=lengthOfRunInCharacters;

		aDescriptor.SetLength(aStartPositionInDescriptor);

		}

	else

		{

		aDescriptor.SetLength(lengthOfDescriptor-(aNumberOfCharactersThatDroppedOut*aNumberOfBytesPerCharacter));

		aDescriptor.Insert(aStartPositionInDescriptor, aEscapeSequence);

		}

	}

/**  Converts text from a modal foreign character set encoding into Unicode.

The non-Unicode text specified in aForeign is converted using 

the array of character set conversion objects (aArrayOfStates) 

provided by the plug-in, and the converted text is returned in 

aUnicode. The function can either append to aUnicode 

or overwrite its contents (if any), depending on the input conversion flags 

specified. The first element in aArrayOfStates is taken to be 

the default mode (i.e. the mode to assume by default if there is no preceding 

escape sequence).

@param aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters The default endian-ness of the 

foreign characters. If an endian-ness for foreign characters is specified 

in the conversion data, then that is used instead and the value of 

aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters is ignored. 

@param aUnicode On return, contains the text converted into Unicode. 

@param aForeign The non-Unicode source text to be converted. 

@param aState Used to store a modal character set encoding's current mode across 

multiple calls to ConvertToUnicode() on the same input descriptor. This argument 

should be passed the same object as passed to the plug-in's ConvertToUnicode() 

exported function.

@param aNumberOfUnconvertibleCharacters On return, contains the number of 

characters in aForeign which were not converted. Characters which cannot be 

converted are output as Unicode replacement characters (0xfffd). 

@param aIndexOfFirstByteOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter On return, the index 

of the first byte of the first unconvertible character. For instance if the 

first character in the input descriptor (aForeign) could not be converted, 

then this parameter is set to the first byte of that character, i.e. zero. 

A negative value is returned if all the characters were converted. 

@param aArrayOfStates Array of character set conversion data objects, and their 

escape sequences ("modes"). There must be one or more modes in this array, 

none of the modes can have any NULL member data, and each mode's escape sequence 

must begin with KControlCharacterEscape (0x1b) or a panic occurs. 

@return The number of unconverted bytes left at the end of the input descriptor, 

or a negative error value, as defined in TError. */

EXPORT_C TInt CnvUtilities::ConvertToUnicodeFromModalForeign(

					CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TEndianness aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters, 

					TDes16& aUnicode, 

					const TDesC8& aForeign, 

					TInt& aState, 

					TInt& aNumberOfUnconvertibleCharacters, 

					TInt& aIndexOfFirstByteOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter, 

					const TArray<SState>& aArrayOfStates)

	{

	TUint notUsed;

	return ConvertToUnicodeFromModalForeign(aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters, 

											aUnicode, 

											aForeign, 

											aState, 

											aNumberOfUnconvertibleCharacters, 

											aIndexOfFirstByteOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter, 

											aArrayOfStates, 

											notUsed, 

											0);

	}

/** @param aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters The default endian-ness for 

the foreign characters. If an endian-ness for foreign characters is specified 

in the conversion data, then that is used instead and the value of 

aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters is ignored. 

@param aUnicode On return, contains the text converted into Unicode. 

@param aForeign The non-Unicode source text to be converted. 

@param aState Used to store a modal character set encoding's current mode 

across multiple calls to ConvertToUnicode() on the same input descriptor. This 

argument should be passed the same object as passed to the plug-in's 

ConvertToUnicode() exported function. 

@param aNumberOfUnconvertibleCharacters On return, contains the number of 

characters in aForeign which were not converted. Characters which cannot be 

converted are output as Unicode replacement characters (0xfffd). 

@param aIndexOfFirstByteOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter On return, the index 

of the first byte of the first unconvertible character. For instance if the 

first character in the input descriptor (aForeign) could not be converted, 

then this parameter is set to the first byte of that character, i.e. zero. 

A negative value is returned if all the characters were converted. 

@param aArrayOfStates Array of character set conversion data objects, and their 

escape sequences. There must be one or more modes in this array, none of the 

modes can have any NULL member data, and each mode's escape sequence must 

begin with KControlCharacterEscape (0x1b) or a panic occurs. 

@param aOutputConversionFlags If the input descriptor ended in a truncated 

sequence, e.g. an incomplete multi-byte character, aOutputConversionFlags 

returns with the EOutputConversionFlagInputIsTruncated flag set. 

@param aInputConversionFlags Specify 

CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend to append the text to 

aUnicode. Specify EInputConversionFlagAllowTruncatedInputNotEvenPartlyConsumable 

to prevent the function from returning the error-code EErrorIllFormedInput 

when the input descriptor consists of nothing but a truncated sequence. The 

CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagStopAtFirstUnconvertibleCharacter 

flag must not be set, otherwise a panic occurs. 

@return The number of unconverted bytes left at the end of the input descriptor, 

or a negative error value, as defined in TError. */

EXPORT_C TInt CnvUtilities::ConvertToUnicodeFromModalForeign(

								CCnvCharacterSetConverter::TEndianness aDefaultEndiannessOfForeignCharacters, 

								TDes16& aUnicode, 

								const TDesC8& aForeign, 

								TInt& aState, 

								TInt& aNumberOfUnconvertibleCharacters, 

								TInt& aIndexOfFirstByteOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter, 

								const TArray<SState>& aArrayOfStates, 

								TUint& aOutputConversionFlags, 

								TUint aInputConversionFlags)

	{

	__ASSERT_ALWAYS(~aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagStopAtFirstUnconvertibleCharacter, Panic(EPanicBadInputConversionFlags2));

	CheckArrayOfStates(aArrayOfStates);

	aNumberOfUnconvertibleCharacters=0;

	aIndexOfFirstByteOfFirstUnconvertibleCharacter=-1;

	aOutputConversionFlags=0;

	TUint internalInputConversionFlags=aInputConversionFlags;

	if (~aInputConversionFlags&CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend)

		{

		aUnicode.SetLength(0);

		internalInputConversionFlags|=CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend;

		}

	if (aForeign.Length()==0)

		{

		return 0;

		}

	if (aUnicode.MaxLength()==aUnicode.Length()) // relies on the fact that aUnicode's length has been set to zero if aInputConversionFlags does not have CCnvCharacterSetConverter::EInputConversionFlagAppend set

		{

		return aForeign.Length();

		}

	TPtrC8 remainderOfForeign(aForeign);

	TPtrC8 homogeneousRun;

	TInt numberOfForeignBytesConsumed=0;

	const SCnvConversionData* conversionData = NULL;