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26 * GBK, as described in Ken Lunde's book, is an extension of GB 2312-1980
27 * (shifted by adding 0x8080 to the range 0xA1A1..0xFEFE, as used in EUC-CN).
28 * It adds the following ranges:
30 * (part of GBK/1) 0xA2A1-0xA2AA Small Roman numerals
31 * GBK/3 0x{81-A0}{40-7E,80-FE} 6080 new characters, all in Unicode
32 * GBK/4 0x{AA-FE}{40-7E,80-A0} 8160 new characters, 8080 in Unicode
33 * GBK/5 0x{A8-A9}{40-7E,80-A0} 166 new characters, 153 in Unicode
37 * CP936 is nearly identical to GBK. It differs as follows:
39 * 1. Some characters in the GB2312 range are defined differently:
41 * code GB2312 CP936.TXT
42 * 0xA1A4 0x30FB # KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT 0x00B7 # MIDDLE DOT
43 * 0xA1AA 0x2015 # HORIZONTAL BAR 0x2014 # EM DASH
45 * 2. 19 characters added in the range 0xA6E0-0xA6F5.
47 * 3. 4 characters added in the range 0xA8BB-0xA8C0.
51 * Since all three tables I have looked at
52 * - the CP936 table by Microsoft, found on ftp.unicode.org,
53 * - the GBK table by Sun, investigated on a Solaris 2.7 machine,
54 * - the GBK tables by CWEX, found in the Big5+ package,
55 * all include these CP936 extensions (the CWEX tables have additional
56 * differences), I conclude that either Ken Lunde has overlooked some of
57 * the differences between GB2312 and GBK, or he is right but the major
58 * vendors don't care about it. In either case, CP936 is the de facto
59 * standard under the name "GBK", and we should better support it.
61 * So in what follows, when we write "GBK" we always mean "CP936".
66 #include "gbkext_inv.h"
70 gbk_mbtowc (conv_t conv, ucs4_t *pwc, const unsigned char *s, int n)
74 if (c >= 0x81 && c < 0xff) {
77 if (c >= 0xa1 && c <= 0xf7) {
78 unsigned char c2 = s[1];
89 if (c2 >= 0xa1 && c2 < 0xff) {
92 buf[0] = c-0x80; buf[1] = c2-0x80;
93 ret = gb2312_mbtowc(conv,pwc,buf,2);
96 buf[0] = c; buf[1] = c2;
97 ret = cp936ext_mbtowc(conv,pwc,buf,2);
102 if (c >= 0x81 && c <= 0xa0)
103 return gbkext1_mbtowc(conv,pwc,s,2);
104 if (c >= 0xa8 && c <= 0xfe)
105 return gbkext2_mbtowc(conv,pwc,s,2);
107 unsigned char c2 = s[1];
108 if (c2 >= 0xa1 && c2 <= 0xaa) {
109 *pwc = 0x2170+(c2-0xa1);
118 gbk_wctomb (conv_t conv, unsigned char *r, ucs4_t wc, int n)
120 unsigned char buf[2];
123 if (wc != 0x30fb && wc != 0x2015) {
124 ret = gb2312_wctomb(conv,buf,wc,2);
125 if (ret != RET_ILUNI) {
126 if (ret != 2) abort();
134 ret = gbkext_inv_wctomb(conv,buf,wc,2);
135 if (ret != RET_ILUNI) {
136 if (ret != 2) abort();
143 if (wc >= 0x2170 && wc <= 0x2179) {
145 r[1] = 0xa1 + (wc-0x2170);
148 ret = cp936ext_wctomb(conv,buf,wc,2);
149 if (ret != RET_ILUNI) {
150 if (ret != 2) abort();