Hi Andrew, > This is needed when encoding a string into gsm that needs to fit a > in a given number of bytes. Just taking the first N bytes of the > resulting string may leave you with byte 1 of a two-byte character at > the end of the buffer. As far as I can tell there's no easier way to > avoid that.
In gsm it is actually pretty easy, the escape character for two-byte sequence is always 0x1b, so chopping a string up could be done quite easily. > unsigned char *convert_utf8_to_gsm_with_lang(const char *text, long len, > long *items_read, long *items_written, unsigned char terminator, > + long max_size, > enum gsm_dialect locking_shift_lang, > enum gsm_dialect single_shift_lang); If there's still need for this, I'd prefer we reuse long *items_written as an in/out argument for the max size or add another function entirely, adding yet another int argument is getting a bit ridiculous. Regards, -Denis _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list ofono@ofono.org http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono
