Character set of the ZXEcosystem

Description

These classes provide support for the character set of the ZXEcosystem.

NOTE:

-These classes are not thread-safe.

Copyright

See LICENSE.txt and AUTHORS.txt file.

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Collaboration diagram for Character set of the ZXEcosystem:

Namespaces
namespace	zxeco
	The main namespace of the library, that spans across all the zx modules.

Functions
std::string	zxeco::zxString (uint8_t cc)
	Return a string composed of the ZX control code CC (no arguments). More...
const std::string &	zxeco::ctrlString (uint8_t c)
	Return a string representing the control code C. More...
std::string	zxeco::nonCtrlString (const std::string &txt, char who='A')
	Return a version of TXT without control codes. More...

Function Documentation

zxString()

std::string zxeco::zxString ( uint8_t  cc )

inline

#include <ZXChars.h>

Return a string composed of the ZX control code CC (no arguments).

Definition at line 121 of file ZXChars.h.

ctrlString()

const std::string & zxeco::ctrlString

(

uint8_t

c

)

#include <ZXChars.h>

Return a string representing the control code C.

If C is not a control code, return empty string.

nonCtrlString()

std::string zxeco::nonCtrlString	(	const std::string &	txt,
		char	who = 'A'
	)

#include <ZXChars.h>

Return a version of TXT without control codes.

If WHO == 'L', just remove location control codes (AT, TAB, COMMA, ENTER, DELETE, ARROWS), but not color control codes; if WHO == 'C', removes all color codes but not location ones; in any other case, removes all control codes. Notice that in all cases codes below 32 that are not control are kept.