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ECICharset

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ISO/IEC 18004:2000 - 8.4.1 Extended Channel Interpretation (ECI) Mode

Table of Contents

Constants

BIG5  = 28

CP437  = 0

CP437_WO_GLI  = 2

EUC_KR  = 30

GB18030  = 29

ISO_IEC_10646_UCS_2  = 25

ISO_IEC_10646_UTF_8  = 26

ISO_IEC_646_1991  = 27

ISO_IEC_8859_1  = 3

ISO_IEC_8859_10  = 12

ISO_IEC_8859_11  = 13

ISO_IEC_8859_13  = 15

ISO_IEC_8859_14  = 16

ISO_IEC_8859_15  = 17

ISO_IEC_8859_16  = 18

ISO_IEC_8859_1_GLI  = 1

ISO_IEC_8859_2  = 4

ISO_IEC_8859_3  = 5

ISO_IEC_8859_4  = 6

ISO_IEC_8859_5  = 7

ISO_IEC_8859_6  = 8

ISO_IEC_8859_7  = 9

ISO_IEC_8859_8  = 10

ISO_IEC_8859_9  = 11

MB_ENCODINGS  = [ self::CP437 => null, self::ISO_IEC_8859_1_GLI => null, self::CP437_WO_GLI => null, self::ISO_IEC_8859_1 => 'ISO-8859-1', self::ISO_IEC_8859_2 => 'ISO-8859-2', self::ISO_IEC_8859_3 => 'ISO-8859-3', self::ISO_IEC_8859_4 => 'ISO-8859-4', self::ISO_IEC_8859_5 => 'ISO-8859-5', self::ISO_IEC_8859_6 => 'ISO-8859-6', self::ISO_IEC_8859_7 => 'ISO-8859-7', self::ISO_IEC_8859_8 => 'ISO-8859-8', self::ISO_IEC_8859_9 => 'ISO-8859-9', self::ISO_IEC_8859_10 => 'ISO-8859-10', self::ISO_IEC_8859_11 => null, self::ISO_IEC_8859_13 => 'ISO-8859-13', self::ISO_IEC_8859_14 => 'ISO-8859-14', self::ISO_IEC_8859_15 => 'ISO-8859-15', self::ISO_IEC_8859_16 => 'ISO-8859-16', self::SHIFT_JIS => 'SJIS', self::WINDOWS_1250_LATIN_2 => null, // @see https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mb-convert-encoding.php#112547 self::WINDOWS_1251_CYRILLIC => 'Windows-1251', self::WINDOWS_1252_LATIN_1 => 'Windows-1252', self::WINDOWS_1256_ARABIC => null, // @see https://stackoverflow.com/a/8592995 self::ISO_IEC_10646_UCS_2 => 'UTF-16BE', self::ISO_IEC_10646_UTF_8 => 'UTF-8', self::ISO_IEC_646_1991 => 'ASCII', self::BIG5 => 'BIG-5', self::GB18030 => 'GB18030', self::EUC_KR => 'EUC-KR', ]

map of charset id -> name

SHIFT_JIS  = 20

WINDOWS_1250_LATIN_2  = 21

WINDOWS_1251_CYRILLIC  = 22

WINDOWS_1252_LATIN_1  = 23

WINDOWS_1256_ARABIC  = 24

Properties

$charsetID  : int

The current ECI character set ID

Methods

__construct()  : mixed

getID()  : int

Returns the current character set ID

getName()  : string|null

Returns the name of the current character set or null if no name is available