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24 * This is an extension of ISO-2022-JP-1 with larger character sets.
25 * It uses ESC $ B and ESC $ ( D to denote *extensions* of JIS X 0208 and
26 * JIS X 0212, respectively. This violates the principles of ISO 2022,
28 * 1. character sets to be used by ISO 2022 have to be registered at the
29 * ISO IR registry <https://www.itscj.ipsj.or.jp/ISO-IR/>,
30 * 2. different character sets are designated by different escape
32 * It's a typical instance of the "embrace and extend" strategy by Microsoft
33 * <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend_and_extinguish>.
37 * Windows has three encodings CP50220, CP50221, CP50222.
38 * The common parts are:
39 * - US-ASCII (0x00..0x7F)
40 * - JIS X 0208 extended by
42 * - a private use area (rows 0x75..0x7E = U+E000..U+E3AB),
43 * enabled with ESC $ B, disabled with ESC ( B.
44 * - JIS X 0212 extended by
45 * - two rows (0x73..0x74),
46 * - a private use area (rows 0x75..0x7E = U+E3AC..U+E757),
47 * enabled with ESC $ ( D, disabled with ESC ( B.
48 * They differ in the handling of JIS X 0201 characters (halfwidth Katakana)
49 * in the conversion direction Unicode -> CP5022x:
50 * * CP50220 maps the halfwidth Katakana to fullwidth Katakana characters.
51 * * CP50221 contains the JIS X 0201 halfwidth Katakana characters,
52 * enabled with ESC ( I, disabled with ESC ( B.
53 * * CP50222 contains the JIS X 0201 halfwidth Katakana characters,
54 * enabled with ESC ( J 0x0E, disabled with ESC ( B.
55 * In the conversion direction CP5022x -> Unicode, all three operate the same:
56 * - ESC ( I is supported and understood.
57 * - ESC ( J 0x0E is not accepted. (Tested on Windows XP SP3.)
59 * - CP50222 should not be used, because the multibyte sequence that it
60 * produces cannot be parsed by either of the three encodings.
61 * - CP50221 is preferrable to CP50220, because it can faithfully represent
62 * the halfwidth Katakana characters.
63 * We therefore implement CP50221. As an extension, in the mbtowc conversion
64 * direction, we support also ESC ( J 0x0E, just in case.
67 #include "cp50221_0208_ext.h"
68 #include "cp50221_0212_ext.h"
75 * The state can be one of the following values.
77 #define STATE_ASCII 0 /* Esc ( B */
78 #define STATE_JISX0201ROMAN 1 /* Esc ( J */ /* only in mbtowc direction */
79 #define STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA 2 /* Esc ( I */
80 #define STATE_JISX0208MS 3 /* Esc $ @ or Esc $ B */
81 #define STATE_JISX0212MS 4 /* Esc $ ( D */
84 iso2022_jpms_mbtowc (conv_t conv
, ucs4_t
*pwc
, const unsigned char *s
, size_t n
)
86 state_t state
= conv
->istate
;
103 state
= STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
;
110 state
= STATE_JISX0201ROMAN
;
119 if (s
[2] == '@' || s
[2] == 'B') {
120 /* We don't distinguish JIS X 0208-1978 and JIS X 0208-1983. */
121 state
= STATE_JISX0208MS
;
131 state
= STATE_JISX0212MS
;
143 if (state
== STATE_JISX0201ROMAN
)
144 state
= STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
;
151 if (state
== STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
)
152 state
= STATE_JISX0201ROMAN
;
163 int ret
= ascii_mbtowc(conv
,pwc
,s
,1);
164 if (ret
== RET_ILSEQ
)
166 if (ret
!= 1) abort();
167 conv
->istate
= state
;
171 case STATE_JISX0201ROMAN
:
173 int ret
= jisx0201_mbtowc(conv
,pwc
,s
,1);
174 if (ret
== RET_ILSEQ
)
176 if (ret
!= 1) abort();
177 conv
->istate
= state
;
181 case STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
:
183 unsigned char buf
= c
+0x80;
184 int ret
= jisx0201_mbtowc(conv
,pwc
,&buf
,1);
185 if (ret
== RET_ILSEQ
)
187 if (ret
!= 1) abort();
188 conv
->istate
= state
;
192 case STATE_JISX0208MS
:
195 if (s
[0] < 0x80 && s
[1] < 0x80) {
199 /* Extension of JIS X 0208. */
200 if (s
[1] >= 0x21 && s
[1] <= 0x79) {
201 unsigned char i
= (s
[1] - 0x21) + 1;
202 ret
= cp50221_0208_ext_mbtowc(conv
,pwc
,&i
,1);
209 ret
= jisx0208_mbtowc(conv
,pwc
,s
,2);
212 /* Extension of JIS X 0208.
213 0x{75..7E}{21..8E} maps to U+E000..U+E3AB.
214 But some rows maps to characters present in CP932. */
215 if (s
[0] <= 0x7e && (s
[1] >= 0x21 && s
[1] <= 0x7e)) {
216 unsigned short wc
= 0xfffd;
217 if (s
[0] >= 0x79 && s
[0] <= 0x7c)
218 wc
= cp932ext_2uni_pageed
[(s
[0] - 0x79) * 94 + (s
[1] - 0x21)];
220 wc
= (s
[0] - 0x75) * 94 + (s
[1] - 0x21) + 0xe000;
226 if (ret
== RET_ILSEQ
)
228 if (ret
!= 2) abort();
229 conv
->istate
= state
;
233 case STATE_JISX0212MS
:
236 if (s
[0] < 0x80 && s
[1] < 0x80) {
240 ret
= jisx0212_mbtowc(conv
,pwc
,s
,2);
243 /* Extension of JIS X 0212. */
244 if (s
[1] >= 0x21 && s
[1] <= 0x7e) {
245 unsigned char i
= (s
[0] - 0x73) * 94 + (s
[1] - 0x21) + 1;
246 ret
= cp50221_0212_ext_mbtowc(conv
,pwc
,&i
,1);
252 /* Extension of JIS X 0208.
253 0x{75..7E}{21..8E} maps to U+E3AC..U+E757. */
254 if (s
[0] <= 0x7e && (s
[1] >= 0x21 && s
[1] <= 0x7e)) {
255 *pwc
= (s
[0] - 0x75) * 94 + (s
[1] - 0x21) + 0xe3ac;
261 if (ret
== RET_ILSEQ
)
263 if (ret
!= 2) abort();
264 conv
->istate
= state
;
272 conv
->istate
= state
;
273 return RET_TOOFEW(count
);
276 conv
->istate
= state
;
277 return RET_SHIFT_ILSEQ(count
);
281 iso2022_jpms_wctomb (conv_t conv
, unsigned char *r
, ucs4_t wc
, size_t n
)
283 state_t state
= conv
->ostate
;
284 unsigned char buf
[2];
288 ret
= ascii_wctomb(conv
,buf
,wc
,1);
289 if (ret
!= RET_ILUNI
) {
290 if (ret
!= 1) abort();
292 int count
= (state
== STATE_ASCII
? 1 : 4);
295 if (state
!= STATE_ASCII
) {
303 conv
->ostate
= state
;
308 /* Try JIS X 0201-1976 Katakana. */
309 ret
= jisx0201_wctomb(conv
,buf
,wc
,1);
310 if (ret
!= RET_ILUNI
) {
311 if (ret
!= 1) abort();
312 if (buf
[0] >= 0x80) {
313 int count
= (state
== STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
? 1 : 4);
316 if (state
!= STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
) {
321 state
= STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
;
324 conv
->ostate
= state
;
329 /* Try JIS X 0208-1990, in place of JIS X 0208-1978 and JIS X 0208-1983,
330 and the extensions mentioned above. */
331 if (wc
>= 0xe000 && wc
< 0xe3ac) {
332 unsigned short i
= wc
- 0xe000;
333 buf
[0] = (i
/ 94) + 0x75;
334 buf
[1] = (i
% 94) + 0x21;
337 ret
= jisx0208_wctomb(conv
,buf
,wc
,2);
338 if (ret
== RET_ILUNI
) {
339 /* Extension of JIS X 0208. */
341 ret
= cp50221_0208_ext_wctomb(conv
,&i
,wc
,1);
346 } else if (wc
== 0x663B) {
350 } else if (wc
== 0xffe2) {
354 } else if (wc
== 0xffe4) {
361 if (ret
!= RET_ILUNI
) {
362 if (ret
!= 2) abort();
363 if (buf
[0] < 0x80 && buf
[1] < 0x80) {
364 int count
= (state
== STATE_JISX0208MS
? 2 : 5);
367 if (state
!= STATE_JISX0208MS
) {
372 state
= STATE_JISX0208MS
;
376 conv
->ostate
= state
;
381 /* Try JIS X 0212-1990 and the extensions mentioned above. */
382 if (wc
>= 0xe3ac && wc
< 0xe758) {
383 unsigned short i
= wc
- 0xe3ac;
384 buf
[0] = (i
/ 94) + 0x75;
385 buf
[1] = (i
% 94) + 0x21;
388 ret
= jisx0212_wctomb(conv
,buf
,wc
,2);
389 if (ret
== RET_ILUNI
) {
390 /* Extension of JIS X 0212. */
392 ret
= cp50221_0212_ext_wctomb(conv
,&i
,wc
,1);
395 buf
[0] = (i
/ 94) + 0x73;
396 buf
[1] = (i
% 94) + 0x21;
401 if (ret
!= RET_ILUNI
) {
402 if (ret
!= 2) abort();
403 if (buf
[0] < 0x80 && buf
[1] < 0x80) {
404 int count
= (state
== STATE_JISX0212MS
? 2 : 6);
407 if (state
!= STATE_JISX0212MS
) {
413 state
= STATE_JISX0212MS
;
417 conv
->ostate
= state
;
426 iso2022_jpms_reset (conv_t conv
, unsigned char *r
, size_t n
)
428 state_t state
= conv
->ostate
;
429 if (state
!= STATE_ASCII
) {
435 /* conv->ostate = 0; will be done by the caller */
441 #undef STATE_JISX0212MS
442 #undef STATE_JISX0208MS
443 #undef STATE_JISX0201KATAKANA
444 #undef STATE_JISX0201ROMAN