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#include <kcharsets.h>
A class representing a charset.
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Default constructor
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Prepares charset of given name
name | Name of the charset |
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Prepares charset of given name
name | Name of the charset |
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Prepares charset from Qt's charset id
id | Qt's id of the charset |
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Copy constructor for KCharset
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Assignment operator for KCharset
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Gives name of the charset
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For casting KCharset into string
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For casting KCharset into QString
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Check if charset is displayable
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Check if charset is displayable using given font
family | name of the font |
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Check if charset is defined for use with KDE (in charsets classes or in charsets config files)
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Check if charset is OK. In fact the same as isAvailable
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Check if charset is registered for use in mime messages. TRUE also for some not-yet-registered charsets (UTF-7 and UTF-8)
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Set charset of QFont to this. Should be used instead of QFont::setCharSet()
fnt | Font we want set charset of |
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Get QT's id of charset. Qt has id defined only for ISO-8859-* charsets, so their charset functions should not be used
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Get nuber of bits needed to represent a character. As for now only 8-bit characters are supported well
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check if character is printable in selected charset
chr | Character to check |
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compares charsets
kch | Character to compare to |
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Gets X charset identifier (last two fields of X font name)
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For internal use only
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For internal use only
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