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Inside Macintosh: Programming With the Text Encoding Conversion Manager /


Chapter 2 - Basic Text Types Reference

This chapter describes the Mac OS basic text data types, constants, and functions, which you can use to create text encoding specifications, to obtain values from existing specifications, to obtain localized names corresponding to text encoding specifications, and to obtain information about the Text Encoding Conversion Manager itself. It also includes result codes returned for both the Text Encoding Converter functions and the Unicode Converter functions.

For a description of types, constants, and functions pertaining to the Text Encoding Converter, see Chapter 3, "Text Encoding Converter Reference." For a description of types, constants, and functions pertaining to the Unicode Converter, see Chapter 4, "Unicode Converter Reference."


Chapter Contents
Basic Text Constants
Text Encoding Base
Text Encoding Variant
Text Encoding Format
Text Encoding Name Selector
Script Manager Derivation Specifiers
Text Encoding Conversion Manager Result Codes
Basic Text Structures and Other Types
Basic Text Functions
Creating a Text Encoding Specification
Obtaining Information From a Text Encoding Specification
Obtaining Converter Information
Converting Between Script Manager Values and Text Encodings

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13 NOV 1997