Examples of com.volantis.charset.CharacterRepresentable

com.volantis.charset.CharacterRepresentable
An instance of this class is returned by the BitSetEncoding class to denote ther validity of a character code depending on the character set used by the encoding class. Any character code can be Representable meaning that it can be displayed as is. Not Representable meaning that the given code is not valid in the character set at all.

             // If they provided
             if (encoding != null) {
                 int upto=start;
                 for (int i = start; i < length; i++) {
                     char aChar = chars[i];
                     CharacterRepresentable rep = 
                                            encoding.checkCharacter(aChar);
                     if (rep.notRepresentable()) {
                         if (upto < i) {
                             handler.addContentValue(strings.create(
                                     chars, upto, i - upto));
                         }
                         handler.addContentValueEntity(

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                    writeChars(DOLLAR_LITERAL, 0, 1);
                    writeStart = i + 1;
                    writeLength = 0;
                    break;
                default :
                    CharacterRepresentable rep = encoding.checkCharacter(c);
                    if (rep.isRepresentable()) {
                        writeLength++;
                    } else {
                        writeChars(chars, writeStart, writeLength);
                        valueSerialiser.addEntity(c);
                        writeStart = i + 1;

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