/* Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 * found in the LICENSE file.
 */

/**
 * This file defines the <code>PPB_CharSet_Dev</code> interface.
 */

label Chrome {
  M14 = 0.4
};

[assert_size(4)] enum PP_CharSet_ConversionError {
  /**
   * Causes the entire conversion to fail if an error is encountered. The
   * conversion function will return NULL.
   */
  PP_CHARSET_CONVERSIONERROR_FAIL,

  /**
   * Silently skips over errors. Unrepresentable characters and input encoding
   * errors will be removed from the output.
   */
  PP_CHARSET_CONVERSIONERROR_SKIP,

  /**
   * Replaces the error or unrepresentable character with a substitution
   * character. When converting to a Unicode character set (UTF-8 or UTF-16) it
   * will use the unicode "substitution character" U+FFFD. When converting to
   * another character set, the character will be charset-specific. For many
   * languages this will be the representation of the '?' character.
   */
  PP_CHARSET_CONVERSIONERROR_SUBSTITUTE
};

[version=0.0]
describe {
  uint16_ptr_t;
};

#inline c

typedef uint16_t* uint16_ptr_t;

#endinl

/**
 * The <code>PPB_CharSet_Trusted</code> interface provides functions for
 * converting between character sets.
 *
 * This inteface is provided for trusted plugins only since in Native Client it
 * would require an expensive out-of-process IPC call for each conversion,
 * which makes performance unacceptable. Native Client plugins should include
 * ICU or some other library if they need this feature.
 */
interface PPB_CharSet_Dev {
  /**
   * Converts the UTF-16 string pointed to by |*utf16| to an 8-bit string in
   * the specified code page. |utf16_len| is measured in UTF-16 units, not
   * bytes. This value may not be NULL.
   *
   * The given output buffer will be filled up to output_length bytes with the
   * result. output_length will be updated with the number of bytes required
   * for the given string. The output buffer may be null to just retrieve the
   * required buffer length.
   *
   * This function will return PP_FALSE if there was an error converting the
   * string and you requested PP_CHARSET_CONVERSIONERROR_FAIL, or the output
   * character set was unknown. Otherwise, it will return PP_TRUE.
   */
  str_t UTF16ToCharSet([in] PP_Instance instance,
                       [in, size_as=utf16_len] uint16_t[] utf16,
                       [in] uint32_t utf16_len,
                       [in] str_t output_char_set,
                       [in] PP_CharSet_ConversionError on_error,
                       [out] uint32_t output_length);

  /**
   * Same as UTF16ToCharSet except converts in the other direction. The input
   * is in the given charset, and the |input_len| is the number of bytes in
   * the |input| string.
   *
   * Note that the output_utf16_length is measured in UTF-16 characters.
   *
   * Since UTF16 can represent every Unicode character, the only time the
   * replacement character will be used is if the encoding in the input string
   * is incorrect.
   */
  uint16_ptr_t CharSetToUTF16([in] PP_Instance instance,
                              [in] str_t input,
                              [in] uint32_t input_len,
                              [in] str_t input_char_set,
                              [in] PP_CharSet_ConversionError on_error,
                              [out] uint32_t output_utf16_length);

  /**
   * Returns a string var representing the current multi-byte character set of
   * the current system.
   *
   * WARNING: You really shouldn't be using this function unless you're dealing
   * with legacy data. You should be using UTF-8 or UTF-16 and you don't have
   * to worry about the character sets.
   */
  PP_Var GetDefaultCharSet([in] PP_Instance instance);
};
