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std.windows.charset

Support UTF-8 on Windows 95, 98 and ME systems.

License:

Boost License 1.0.

Authors:

Walter Bright

const(char)* toMBSz(in char[] s, uint codePage = 0);

Converts the UTF-8 string s into a null-terminated string in a Windows 8-bit character set.

Parameters:

char[] s	UTF-8 string to convert.
uint codePage	is the number of the target codepage, or 0 - ANSI, 1 - OEM, 2 - Mac

Authors:

yaneurao, Walter Bright, Stewart Gordon

string fromMBSz(immutable(char)* s, int codePage = 0);

Converts the null-terminated string s from a Windows 8-bit character set into a UTF-8 char array.

Parameters:

immutable(char)* s	UTF-8 string to convert.
int codePage	is the number of the source codepage, or 0 - ANSI, 1 - OEM, 2 - Mac

Authors:

Stewart Gordon, Walter Bright

Library Reference

std.windows.charset