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* added a vlc_current_charset function. This tries to get the current charset in use by the OS. It's pretty nifty. if available it uses nl_langinfo. Then it falls back to trying setlocale (exept on OSX, where this funtion is useless) and then falls back to LC_ALL, LC_TYPE and LANG environment variables. If only the LANG variable is available (like on osx) it tries a countrycode to charset mapping (making an educated guess ). On windows it retrieves the charset with GetACP(). It also has an aliases system to transform incompatible charset description strings to libiconv compatible charset descriptions. If you want you can even retrieve the charset on OS/2. * modules/codec/subsdec/subsdec.c: By default we try to open a subtitle file in the systems charset (or language mapped to charset). It's no more than a guess, and if you open Latin1 subs on your Japanese system you will still need to specify the encoding by hand, but it's better then nothing. * src/playlist/playlist.c: spelling error in a comment.
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/*****************************************************************************
* charset.h: Determine a canonical name for the current locale's character encoding.
*****************************************************************************
* src/misc/charset.c: New function vlc_fix_readdir_charset. It is used under Mac OS X to transform UTF-8-MAC returned by readdir() into UTF-8. Darwin always uses UTF-8 internally, so we vlc_current_charset should always return UTF-8. Also made vlc_current_charset() thread-safe and added a few missing const's.
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* Copyright (C) 2003-2005 the VideoLAN team
Avoid \r\n problems between platforms
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* $Id$
* added a vlc_current_charset function. This tries to get the current charset in use by the OS. It's pretty nifty. if available it uses nl_langinfo. Then it falls back to trying setlocale (exept on OSX, where this funtion is useless) and then falls back to LC_ALL, LC_TYPE and LANG environment variables. If only the LANG variable is available (like on osx) it tries a countrycode to charset mapping (making an educated guess ). On windows it retrieves the charset with GetACP(). It also has an aliases system to transform incompatible charset description strings to libiconv compatible charset descriptions. If you want you can even retrieve the charset on OS/2. * modules/codec/subsdec/subsdec.c: By default we try to open a subtitle file in the systems charset (or language mapped to charset). It's no more than a guess, and if you open Latin1 subs on your Japanese system you will still need to specify the encoding by hand, but it's better then nothing. * src/playlist/playlist.c: spelling error in a comment.
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*
* Author: Derk-Jan Hartman <thedj at users.sourceforge.net>
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
* Strings review in include/ * Removed trailing spaces
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*
* added a vlc_current_charset function. This tries to get the current charset in use by the OS. It's pretty nifty. if available it uses nl_langinfo. Then it falls back to trying setlocale (exept on OSX, where this funtion is useless) and then falls back to LC_ALL, LC_TYPE and LANG environment variables. If only the LANG variable is available (like on osx) it tries a countrycode to charset mapping (making an educated guess ). On windows it retrieves the charset with GetACP(). It also has an aliases system to transform incompatible charset description strings to libiconv compatible charset descriptions. If you want you can even retrieve the charset on OS/2. * modules/codec/subsdec/subsdec.c: By default we try to open a subtitle file in the systems charset (or language mapped to charset). It's no more than a guess, and if you open Latin1 subs on your Japanese system you will still need to specify the encoding by hand, but it's better then nothing. * src/playlist/playlist.c: spelling error in a comment.
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* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
FSF address change.
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* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston MA 02110-1301, USA.
* added a vlc_current_charset function. This tries to get the current charset in use by the OS. It's pretty nifty. if available it uses nl_langinfo. Then it falls back to trying setlocale (exept on OSX, where this funtion is useless) and then falls back to LC_ALL, LC_TYPE and LANG environment variables. If only the LANG variable is available (like on osx) it tries a countrycode to charset mapping (making an educated guess ). On windows it retrieves the charset with GetACP(). It also has an aliases system to transform incompatible charset description strings to libiconv compatible charset descriptions. If you want you can even retrieve the charset on OS/2. * modules/codec/subsdec/subsdec.c: By default we try to open a subtitle file in the systems charset (or language mapped to charset). It's no more than a guess, and if you open Latin1 subs on your Japanese system you will still need to specify the encoding by hand, but it's better then nothing. * src/playlist/playlist.c: spelling error in a comment.
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*****************************************************************************/
Guard against multiple inclusions
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#ifndef __VLC_CHARSET_H
#define __VLC_CHARSET_H 1
* include/charset.h: added "extern "C" {" for c++ modules. * modules/mux/mp4.c, modules/demux/ts.c: fixed memleaks.
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# ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
# endif
* added a vlc_current_charset function. This tries to get the current charset in use by the OS. It's pretty nifty. if available it uses nl_langinfo. Then it falls back to trying setlocale (exept on OSX, where this funtion is useless) and then falls back to LC_ALL, LC_TYPE and LANG environment variables. If only the LANG variable is available (like on osx) it tries a countrycode to charset mapping (making an educated guess ). On windows it retrieves the charset with GetACP(). It also has an aliases system to transform incompatible charset description strings to libiconv compatible charset descriptions. If you want you can even retrieve the charset on OS/2. * modules/codec/subsdec/subsdec.c: By default we try to open a subtitle file in the systems charset (or language mapped to charset). It's no more than a guess, and if you open Latin1 subs on your Japanese system you will still need to specify the encoding by hand, but it's better then nothing. * src/playlist/playlist.c: spelling error in a comment.
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VLC_EXPORT( vlc_bool_t, vlc_current_charset, ( char ** ) );
Use UTF-8 internally (closes #16 and introduces lots of yet to be uncovered bugs) * libvlc: Conversion functions (needs performance improvement) Convert filenames from command line * SAP, Skins2: no perform own UTF-8 conversion * file, playlistold : convert * wx, winCE : assume UTF-8
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VLC_EXPORT( void, LocaleFree, ( const char * ) );
VLC_EXPORT( char *, FromLocale, ( const char * ) );
VLC_EXPORT( char *, ToLocale, ( const char * ) );
vlc_fopen() wrapper including required file name conversion (refs #528, refs #543)
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VLC_EXPORT( FILE *, vlc_fopen, ( const char *filename, const char *mode ) );
Use UTF-8 internally (closes #16 and introduces lots of yet to be uncovered bugs) * libvlc: Conversion functions (needs performance improvement) Convert filenames from command line * SAP, Skins2: no perform own UTF-8 conversion * file, playlistold : convert * wx, winCE : assume UTF-8
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VLC_EXPORT( char *, EnsureUTF8, ( char * ) );
Add const qualifier
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VLC_EXPORT( char *, FromUTF32, ( const wchar_t * ) );
* src/extras/libc.c: Added an implementation of scandir (from directory.c). * modules/control/http.c: Use scandir instead of readdir since it allows to sort the files alphanumerically. * src/misc/charset.c: Fixed the declaration of vlc_fix_readdir_charset.
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VLC_EXPORT( char *, __vlc_fix_readdir_charset, ( vlc_object_t *, const char * ) );
#define vlc_fix_readdir_charset(a,b) __vlc_fix_readdir_charset(VLC_OBJECT(a),b)
* include/charset.h: added "extern "C" {" for c++ modules. * modules/mux/mp4.c, modules/demux/ts.c: fixed memleaks.
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# ifdef __cplusplus
}
# endif
Guard against multiple inclusions
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#endif
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