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NAME

Egg::Plugin::Encode - The encode of the character is supported for Egg.

SYNOPSIS

  package MYPROJECT;
  use stirct;
  use Egg qw/Encode/;

Example of code.

  $e->encode->set(\$string)->utf8;
  
  my $euc_str = $e->euc_conv(\$any_code_string);
  my $utf8_str= $e->utf8_conv(\$any_code_string);
  my $sjis_str= $e->sjis_conv(\$any_code_string);

DESCRIPTION

This module adds the method for the treatment of the character-code. And, the operation united by the character-code set to 'character_in' when acquisition and the cookie of Ricestoceri are set is done.

The default of 'character_in' is euc.

Jcode is used for the conversion of the character-code. It is possible to change by adding the following codes to the controller.

  package MYPROJECT;
  use Unicode::Japanese;
  ....
  
  sub create_encode {
        Unicode::Japanese->new('character');
  }

Euc_conv, sjis_conv, and utf8_conv can be used in default.

Please give to the operation of the module that Orbaraids these methods and uses it additionally if there is a problem.

Moreover, please add the method newly to treat the code that this module doesn't assume.

  sub ucs2_conv {
        my($e, $str)= @_;
        $e->encode->set($str)->ucs2;
  }
  sub anycode_conv {
        my($e, $str)= @_;
        $e->encode->set($str)->anycode;
  }

And, please set the code to 'character_in' if you want to do to the code for internal processing of default.

  character_in=> 'ucs2',
  
  or
  
  character_in=> 'anycode',

METHODS

encode

The object received with create_encode is returned.

Default is 'Jcode'.

euc_conv , utf8_conv , sjis_conv

It is an accessor for the character-code conversion.

SEE ALSO

Jcode, Egg::Release,

AUTHOR

Masatoshi Mizuno <mizuno@bomcity.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2007 by Masatoshi Mizuno <mizuno@bomcity.com>

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.6 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.