// Copyright (C) 2018-2019 Jakub Melka // // This file is part of PdfForQt. // // PdfForQt is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // PdfForQt is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU Lesser General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License // along with PDFForQt. If not, see . #ifndef PDFENCODING_H #define PDFENCODING_H #include #include #include namespace pdf { namespace encoding { using EncodingTable = std::array; } /// This class can convert byte stream to the QString in unicode encoding. /// PDF has several encodings, see PDF Reference 1.7, Appendix D. class PDFEncoding { public: explicit PDFEncoding() = delete; enum class Encoding { Standard, ///< Appendix D, Section D.1, StandardEncoding MacRoman, ///< Appendix D, Section D.1, MacRomanEncoding WinAnsi, ///< Appendix D, Section D.1, WinAnsiEncoding PDFDoc, ///< Appendix D, Section D.1/D.2, PDFDocEncoding MacExpert, ///< Appendix D, Section D.3, MacExpertEncoding Symbol, ///< Appendix D, Section D.4, Symbol Set and Encoding ZapfDingbats, ///< Appendix D, Section D.5, Zapf Dingbats Encoding // Following encodings are used for internal use only and are not a part of PDF reference MacOsRoman, ///< Encoding for Mac OS, differs from MacRoman for 15 characters Custom, Invalid }; /// Converts byte array to the unicode string using specified encoding /// \param stream Stream (byte array string) to be processed /// \param encoding Encoding used to convert to unicode string /// \returns Converted unicode string static QString convert(const QByteArray& stream, Encoding encoding); /// Converts unicode string to the byte array using the specified encoding. /// It performs reverse functionality than function \p convert. If the character /// in the encoding is not found, then it is converted to character code 0. /// \param string String to be converted /// \param encoding Encoding used in the conversion /// \sa convert static QByteArray convertToEncoding(const QString& string, Encoding encoding); /// Convert text string to the unicode string, using either PDFDocEncoding, /// or UTF-16BE encoding. Please see PDF Reference 1.7, Chapter 3.8.1. If /// UTF-16BE encoding is used, then leading bytes should be 0xFE and 0xFF /// \param Stream /// \returns Converted unicode string static QString convertTextString(const QByteArray& stream); /// Converts byte array from UTF-16BE encoding to QString with same encoding. /// \param Stream /// \returns Converted unicode string static QString convertFromUnicode(const QByteArray& stream); /// Convert stream to date time according to PDF Reference 1.7, Chapter 3.8.1. /// If date cannot be converted (string is invalid), then invalid QDateTime /// is returned. /// \param stream Stream, from which date/time is read static QDateTime convertToDateTime(const QByteArray& stream); /// Returns conversion table for particular encoding /// \param encoding Encoding static const encoding::EncodingTable* getTableForEncoding(Encoding encoding); private: /// Returns true, if byte array has UTF-16BE unicode marking bytes at the /// stream start. If they are present, then byte stream is probably encoded /// as unicode. /// \param stream Stream to be tested static bool hasUnicodeLeadMarkings(const QByteArray& stream); }; } // namespace pdf #endif // PDFENCODING_H