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struct GMimeFilterWindows; GMimeFilter* g_mime_filter_windows_new (const char *claimed_charset); gboolean g_mime_filter_windows_is_windows_charset (GMimeFilterWindows *filter); const char* g_mime_filter_windows_real_charset (GMimeFilterWindows *filter);
struct GMimeFilterWindows { GMimeFilter parent_object; gboolean is_windows; char *claimed_charset; };
GMimeFilter* g_mime_filter_windows_new (const char *claimed_charset);
Creates a new GMimeFilterWindows filter. When a stream of text has been filtered, it can be determined whether or not said text stream was in claimed_charset or the equivalent Windows-CP125# charset.
claimed_charset : | charset that a text stream claims to be |
Returns : | a new windows filter. |
gboolean g_mime_filter_windows_is_windows_charset (GMimeFilterWindows *filter);
Determines whether or not a Windows-CP125# charset has been detected so far.
filter : | windows filter object |
Returns : | TRUE if the filtered stream has been detected to contain Windows-CP125# characters or FALSE otherwise. |
const char* g_mime_filter_windows_real_charset (GMimeFilterWindows *filter);
Figures out the real charset that the text is encoded in based on whether or not Windows-CP125# characters were found.
filter : | windows filter object |
Returns : | a const string pointer to the claimed charset if filtered text stream was found not to contain any Windows-CP125# characters or the proper Windows-CP125# charset. |
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