claws-mail/libjconv

detect_kanji()

NAME
detect_kanji - detect encoding method of kanji code.

SYNOPSIS
#include

int detect_kanji(unsigned char *s);

DESCRIPTION
The detect_kanji() function detects encoding method of s.

RETURN VALUE
The detect_kanji() functions return an integer an integer defined
_ASCII_, _ISO_2022_JP_, _SJIS_ ,_EUC_. _ISO_2022_KR_



convert_kanji_auto()

NAME
convert_kanji_auto - convert kanji code from any to current locale.

SYNOPSIS
#include

char *convert_kanji_auto(char *s);

DESCRIPTION
The convert_kanji_auto() function detects encoding method of s and
convert it to the code which specified by current locale.

RETURN VALUE
The convert_kanji_auto() functions return a pointer to the converted
string if it's succeed, or return NULL if it's failed. When the
return value isn't NULL, the programmer have to call free() because
the convert_kanji_auto() function called strdup() internally.

SEE ALSO
strdup(3), malloc(3), free(3)



convert_kanji()

NAME
convert_kanji - convert kanji code from any to specified encoding.

SYNOPSIS
#include

char *convert_kanji(char *s, char *dstset);

DESCRIPTION
The convert_kanji() function detects encoding method of s and
convert it to the code which specified by dstset. dstset should
point to "ISO-2022-JP", "EUCJP" ,"SJIS", "ISO-2022-KR" or "EUCKR".

RETURN VALUE
The convert_kanji() functions return a pointer to the converted
string if it's succeed, or return NULL if it's failed. When the
return value isn't NULL, the programmer have to call free() because
the convert_kanji() function called strdup() internally.

SEE ALSO
strdup(3), malloc(3), free(3)



convert_kanji_strict()

NAME
convert_kanji_strict - convert kanji code from/to specified encoding.

SYNOPSIS
#include

char *convert_kanji_strict(char *s, char *dstset, char *srcset);

DESCRIPTION
The convert_kanji_strict() function convert s from the code which is
specified by srcset to the code which is specified by dstset. both srcset
and dstset should point to "ISO-2022-JP", "EUCJP", "SJIS",
"ISO-2022-KR", "EUCKR".

RETURN VALUE
The convert_kanji_strict() functions return a pointer to the converted
string if it's succeed, or return NULL if it's failed. When the
return value isn't NULL, the programmer have to call free() because
the convert_kanji_strict() function called strdup() internally.

SEE ALSO
strdup(3), malloc(3), free(3)