/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */ /* * This file is part of the LibreOffice project. * * This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */ #ifndef INCLUDED_I18NLANGTAG_LANGUAGETAG_HXX #define INCLUDED_I18NLANGTAG_LANGUAGETAG_HXX #include #include #include #include #include #include typedef struct _rtl_Locale rtl_Locale; // as in rtl/locale.h /** Wrapper for liblangtag BCP 47 language tags, MS-LangIDs, locales and conversions in between. Note that member variables are mutable and may change their values even in const methods. Getter methods return either the original value or matching converted values. */ class I18NLANGTAG_DLLPUBLIC LanguageTag { public: /** Init LanguageTag with existing BCP 47 language tag string. @param bCanonicalize If TRUE, canonicalize tag and reparse, the resulting tag string may be different. IF FALSE, the tag is simply stored and can be retrieved with getBcp47(). Note that conversions to ISO codes, locales or LanguageType or obtaining language or script will canonicalize the tag string anyway, so specifying bCanonicalize=false is not a guarantee that the tag will stay identical to what was passed. */ explicit LanguageTag( const OUString & rBcp47LanguageTag, bool bCanonicalize = false ); /** Init LanguageTag with Locale. */ explicit LanguageTag( const com::sun::star::lang::Locale & rLocale ); /** Init LanguageTag with LanguageType MS-LangID. */ explicit LanguageTag( LanguageType nLanguage ); /** Init LanguageTag with language and country strings. This is a convenience ctor for places that so far use only language and country to replace the MsLangId::convert...IsoNames...() calls. Avoid use in new code. */ explicit LanguageTag( const OUString& rLanguage, const OUString& rCountry ); /** Init LanguageTag with rtl_Locale. This is a convenience ctor. */ explicit LanguageTag( const rtl_Locale & rLocale ); LanguageTag( const LanguageTag & rLanguageTag ); ~LanguageTag(); LanguageTag& operator=( const LanguageTag & rLanguageTag ); /** Obtain BCP 47 language tag. @param bResolveSystem If TRUE, resolve an empty language tag denoting the system locale to the real locale used. If FALSE, return an empty OUString for such a tag. */ const OUString & getBcp47( bool bResolveSystem = true ) const; /** Obtain language tag as Locale. As a convention, language tags that can not be expressed as "pure" com::sun::star::lang::Locale content using Language and Country fields store "qlt" (ISO 639 reserved for local use) in the Language field and the entire BCP 47 language tag in the Variant field. The Country field contains the corresponding ISO 3166 country code _if_ there is one, or otherwise is empty. @param bResolveSystem If TRUE, resolve an empty language tag denoting the system locale to the real locale used. If FALSE, return an empty Locale for such a tag. */ const com::sun::star::lang::Locale & getLocale( bool bResolveSystem = true ) const; /** Obtain mapping to MS-LangID. @param bResolveSystem If TRUE, resolve an empty language tag denoting the system locale to the real locale used. If FALSE, return LANGUAGE_SYSTEM for such a tag. */ LanguageType getLanguageType( bool bResolveSystem = true ) const; /** Obtain ISO strings for language and country. This is a convenience method for places that so far use only language and country to replace the MsLangId::convert...IsoNames...() calls. Avoid use in new code. ATTENTION! May return empty strings if the language tag is not expressable in valid ISO codes! @see isIsoLocale() Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ void getIsoLanguageCountry( OUString& rLanguage, OUString& rCountry ) const; /** Get ISO 639 language code, or BCP 47 language. Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ OUString getLanguage() const; /** Get ISO 15924 script code, if not the default script according to BCP 47. For default script an empty string is returned. @see hasScript() Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ OUString getScript() const; /** Get combined language and script code, separated by '-' if non-default script, if default script only language. @see hasScript() Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ OUString getLanguageAndScript() const; /** Get ISO 3166 country alpha code. Empty if the BCP 47 tags denote a region not expressable as 2 character country code. Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ OUString getCountry() const; /** Get BCP 47 region tag, which may be an ISO 3166 country alpha code or any other BCP 47 region tag. Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ OUString getRegion() const; /** Get a GLIBC locale string. Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. @param rEncoding An encoding to be appended to language_country, for example ".UTF-8" including the dot. @return The resulting GLIBC locale string if it could be constructed, if not an empty string is returned. */ OUString getGlibcLocaleString( const OUString & rEncoding ) const; /** If language tag has a non-default script specified. */ bool hasScript() const; /** If language tag is a locale that can be expressed using only ISO 639 language codes and ISO 3166 country codes, thus is convertible to a conforming Locale struct without using extension mechanisms. Note that an empty language tag or empty Locale::Language field or LanguageType LANGUAGE_SYSTEM could be treated as a valid ISO locale in some context, but here is not. If you want that ask for aTag.isSystemLocale() || aTag.isIsoLocale() Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ bool isIsoLocale() const; /** If language tag is a locale that can be expressed using only ISO 639 language codes and ISO 15924 script codes and ISO 3166 country codes, thus can be stored in an ODF document using only fo:language, fo:script and fo:country attributes. If this is FALSE, the locale must be stored as a <*:rfc-language-tag> element. Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ bool isIsoODF() const; /** If this is a valid BCP 47 language tag. Always resolves an empty tag to the system locale. */ bool isValidBcp47() const; /** If this tag was contructed as an empty tag denoting the system locale. */ bool isSystemLocale() const; /** Reset with existing BCP 47 language tag string. See ctor. */ void reset( const OUString & rBcp47LanguageTag, bool bCanonicalize = false ); /** Reset with Locale. */ void reset( const com::sun::star::lang::Locale & rLocale ); /** Reset with LanguageType MS-LangID. */ void reset( LanguageType nLanguage ); /** Reset with rtl_Locale. */ void reset( const rtl_Locale & rLocale ); /** Fall back to a known locale. If the current tag does not represent a known (by us) locale, fall back to the most likely locale possible known. If the current tag is known, no change occurs. */ LanguageTag & makeFallback(); /** Return a vector of fall-back strings. In order: full BCP 47 tag, same as getBcp47() lll-Ssss-CC lll-Ssss lll-CC lll Only strings that differ from a higher order are included, for example if there is no script the elements will be bcp47, lll-CC, lll; if the bcp47 string is identical to lll-CC then only lll-CC, lll. Note that lll is only ISO 639-1/2 alpha code and CC is only ISO 3166 alpha code. If the region can not be expressed as ISO 3166 then no -CC tags are included. */ ::std::vector< OUString > getFallbackStrings() const; /** @short search for an equal or at least for a similar locale in a list of possible ones. @descr First search for a locale that is equal to the reference locale. (means: same BCP47 string) If the reference locale could not be located, check for "similar" locales, in the same order as obtained by getFallbackStrings(). If no similar locale could be located, we search for a locale "en-US" inside the given locale list. If "en-US" could not be located, we search for a locale "en" inside the given list. If no "same" nor any "similar" locale could be found, we try "x-default" and "x-no-translate" explicitly. Sometimes variables don't use real localization. For example, in case the localized value is a fix product name. If no locale matched until then, we use any other locale that exists inside the set of given ones, namely the first encountered! @param rList the vector of possible locales as BCP47 strings. @param rReference the reference locale, BCP47 string. @return An iterator that points to the found element inside the given locale list. If no matching locale could be found it points to the end of the list. */ static ::std::vector< OUString >::const_iterator getFallback( const ::std::vector< OUString > & rList, const OUString & rReference ); /** Test equality of two LanguageTag, possibly resolving system locale. @param bResolveSystem If TRUE, resolve empty language tags denoting the system locale to the real locale used before comparing. If FALSE, the behavior is identical to operator==(), system locales are not resolved first. */ bool equals( const LanguageTag & rLanguageTag, bool bResolveSystem = false ) const; /** Test equality of two LanguageTag. Does NOT resolve system, i.e. if the system locale is en-US LanguageTag("")==LanguageTag("en-US") returns false! Use equals(...,true) instead if system locales shall be resolved. */ bool operator==( const LanguageTag & rLanguageTag ) const; /** Test inequality of two LanguageTag. Does NOT resolve system, i.e. if the system locale is en-US LanguageTag("")!=LanguageTag("en-US") returns true! Use !equals(,...true) instead if system locales shall be resolved. */ bool operator!=( const LanguageTag & rLanguageTag ) const; private: enum Decision { DECISION_DONTKNOW, DECISION_NO, DECISION_YES }; mutable com::sun::star::lang::Locale maLocale; mutable OUString maBcp47; mutable OUString maCachedLanguage; ///< cache getLanguage() mutable OUString maCachedScript; ///< cache getScript() mutable OUString maCachedCountry; ///< cache getCountry() mutable void* mpImplLangtag; ///< actually lt_tag_t pointer, encapsulated mutable LanguageType mnLangID; mutable Decision meIsValid; mutable Decision meIsIsoLocale; mutable Decision meIsIsoODF; mutable Decision meIsLiblangtagNeeded; ///< whether processing with liblangtag needed bool mbSystemLocale : 1; mutable bool mbInitializedBcp47 : 1; mutable bool mbInitializedLocale : 1; mutable bool mbInitializedLangID : 1; mutable bool mbCachedLanguage : 1; mutable bool mbCachedScript : 1; mutable bool mbCachedCountry : 1; bool mbIsFallback : 1; void convertLocaleToBcp47(); void convertLocaleToLang(); void convertBcp47ToLocale(); void convertBcp47ToLang(); void convertLangToLocale(); void convertLangToBcp47(); void convertFromRtlLocale(); bool canonicalize(); OUString getLanguageFromLangtag(); OUString getScriptFromLangtag(); OUString getRegionFromLangtag(); void resetVars(); /** Obtain Language, Script and Country via simpleExtract() and assign them to the cached variables if successful. @return return of simpleExtract() */ bool cacheSimpleLSC(); static bool isIsoLanguage( const OUString& rLanguage ); static bool isIsoScript( const OUString& rScript ); static bool isIsoCountry( const OUString& rRegion ); enum Extraction { EXTRACTED_NONE, EXTRACTED_LSC, EXTRACTED_X, EXTRACTED_X_JOKER }; /** Of a simple language tag of the form lll[-Ssss][-CC] (i.e. one that would fulfill the isIsoODF() condition) extract the portions. Does not check case or content! @return EXTRACTED_LSC if simple tag was detected, EXTRACTED_X if x-... privateuse tag was detected, EXTRACTED_X_JOKER if "*" joker was detected, else EXTRACTED_NONE. */ static Extraction simpleExtract( const OUString& rBcp47, OUString& rLanguage, OUString& rScript, OUString& rCountry ); }; #endif // INCLUDED_I18NLANGTAG_LANGUAGETAG_HXX /* vim:set shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4 expandtab: */