Sync our temporary internal copies of these functions with parserutils (which is rather better tested and fixes a number of known bugs in NetSurf's previous UTF-8 handling).
Ideally, this will be the only place in NetSurf that has any dependency on parserutils, so port the amiga font code to our internal APIs.
svn path=/trunk/netsurf/; revision=6550
- Convert Messages files to UTF-8 encoding.
- Replace local_encoding_name() with platform specific
utf8_[to,from]_local_encoding() functions - this allows mapping of 8bit
characters 0x80->0x9f (inclusive).
- All text that is rendered by the RISC OS Wimp is now converted to the system
local encoding prior to display.
- Lose the horrendous hack that was messages_get_key()
- Menu text is now translated to system local encoding on the fly (if necessary)
rather than at menu creation time. This allows the system alphabet to change
under us and our menus remain usable.
- The Languages menu now lists all languages that are present in the LangNames
file. In the case of selecting the UI language, those languages which are not
available are shaded.
svn path=/import/netsurf/; revision=1796
Lose cnv_str_local_enc and friends.
UTF-8 conversion functions now return an enumerated type allowing for fallbacks, if appropriate.
svn path=/import/netsurf/; revision=1744
Split out UTF-8 handling functions.
Submit URL-encoded forms in sensible encoding:
* First entry in accept-charset list, if present
* Document encoding, otherwise
We may want to explicitly look for UTF-8, to save converting.
Convert cnv_str_local_enc/cnv_local_enc_str to use iconv (they're now veneers for utf8_[to/from]_enc).
Provide mechanism for looking up local system charset (derived from system alphabet, under RISC OS)
svn path=/import/netsurf/; revision=1647
John Mark Bell