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@@ -34,8 +34,12 @@ function charset_decode ($charset, $string) {
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$ret = charset_decode_iso_8859_1 ($string);
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} else if ($res[1] == '2') {
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$ret = charset_decode_iso_8859_2 ($string);
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+ } else if ($res[1] == '4') {
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+ $ret = charset_decode_iso_8859_4 ($string);
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} else if ($res[1] == '7') {
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$ret = charset_decode_iso_8859_7 ($string);
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+ } else if ($res[1] == '13') {
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+ $ret = charset_decode_iso_8859_13 ($string);
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} else if ($res[1] == '15') {
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$ret = charset_decode_iso_8859_15 ($string);
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} else {
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@@ -403,6 +407,53 @@ function charset_decode_iso_8859_2 ($string) {
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return $string;
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}
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+/*
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+ iso-8859-4 is Baltic codeset used in some email clients
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+ instead of iso-8859-13 in Lithuania
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+ only Lithuanian charactes are added.
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+*/
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+
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+function charset_decode_iso_8859_4 ($string) {
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+ // latin capital a with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\241", 'Ą', $string);
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+ // latin capital c with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\310", 'Č', $string);
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+ // latin capital e with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\312", 'Ę', $string);
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+ // latin capital e with dot above
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+ $string = str_replace ("\314", 'Ė', $string);
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+ // latin capital i with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\307", 'Į', $string);
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+ // latin capital s with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\251", 'Š', $string);
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+ // latin capital u with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\331", 'Ų', $string);
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+ // latin capital u with macron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\336", 'Ū', $string);
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+ // latin capital z with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\256", 'Ž', $string);
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+ // latin small a with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\261", 'ą', $string);
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+ // latin small c with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\350", 'č', $string);
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+ // latin small e with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\352", 'ę', $string);
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+ // latin small e with dot above
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+ $string = str_replace ("\354", 'ė', $string);
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+ // latin small i with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\347", 'į', $string);
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+ // latin small s with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\271", 'š', $string);
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+ // latin small u with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\371", 'ų', $string);
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+ // latin small u with macron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\376", 'ū', $string);
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+ // latin small z with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\276", 'ž', $string);
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+
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+ return (charset_decode_iso_8859_1($string));
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+}
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+
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/* iso-8859-7 is Greek. */
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function charset_decode_iso_8859_7 ($string) {
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global $default_charset;
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@@ -464,6 +515,52 @@ function charset_decode_iso_8859_7 ($string) {
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return $string;
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}
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+/*
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+ iso-8859-13 codeset used in Lithuania
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+ only Lithuanian charactes are added.
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+*/
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+
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+function charset_decode_iso_8859_13 ($string) {
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+ // latin capital a with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\300", 'Ą', $string);
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+ // latin capital c with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\310", 'Č', $string);
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+ // latin capital e with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\306", 'Ę', $string);
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+ // latin capital e with dot above
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+ $string = str_replace ("\313", 'Ė', $string);
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+ // latin capital i with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\301", 'Į', $string);
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+ // latin capital s with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\320", 'Š', $string);
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+ // latin capital u with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\330", 'Ų', $string);
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+ // latin capital u with macron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\333", 'Ū', $string);
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+ // latin capital z with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\336", 'Ž', $string);
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+ // latin small a with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\340", 'ą', $string);
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+ // latin small c with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\350", 'č', $string);
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+ // latin small e with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\346", 'ę', $string);
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+ // latin small e with dot above
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+ $string = str_replace ("\353", 'ė', $string);
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+ // latin small i with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\341", 'į', $string);
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+ // latin small s with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\360", 'š', $string);
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+ // latin small u with ogonek
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+ $string = str_replace ("\370", 'ų', $string);
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+ // latin small u with macron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\373", 'ū', $string);
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+ // latin small z with caron
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+ $string = str_replace ("\376", 'ž', $string);
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+
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+ return (charset_decode_iso_8859_1($string));
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+}
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+
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/*
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* iso-8859-15 is Latin 9 and has very much the same use as Latin 1
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* but has the Euro symbol and some characters needed for French.
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