CodePage v0.1.0
Identifies a Windows character encoding.
Package: Windows
Microsoft documentation: Code page identifiers
enum CodePage: uint32
The enum exposes the Windows code-page identifiers accepted by
MultiByteToWideChar and
WideCharToMultiByte. Common members are:
| Member | Value | Encoding |
|---|---|---|
Utf8 | 65001 | UTF-8. |
Utf7 | 65000 | UTF-7; avoid for new data. |
Utf16Le | 1200 | UTF-16 little-endian. |
Utf16Be | 1201 | UTF-16 big-endian. |
Utf32Le | 12000 | UTF-32 little-endian. |
Utf32Be | 12001 | UTF-32 big-endian. |
UsAscii | 20127 | 7-bit US ASCII. |
Windows1250 | 1250 | Windows Central European. |
Windows1251 | 1251 | Windows Cyrillic. |
Windows1252 | 1252 | Windows Western European. |
ShiftJis | 932 | Japanese Shift-JIS. |
Gb2312 | 936 | Simplified Chinese. |
KsC5601 | 949 | Korean. |
Big5 | 950 | Traditional Chinese. |
Gb18030 | 54936 | GB18030 Simplified Chinese. |
The enum also includes the OEM, EBCDIC, Macintosh, ISO-8859, ISO-2022, EUC,
KOI8, ISCII, and legacy East Asian identifiers declared by Windows. Prefer
CodePage.Utf8 for new interoperable text.
A code-page identifier does not make an
A-suffixed API UTF-8. Those APIs use
the process ANSI conventions. Convert explicitly when Unicode correctness is
required.