MirageCdTextCoder

MirageCdTextCoder — General-purpose CD-TEXT encoder/decoder object.

Synopsis

#include <mirage-cdtext-coder.h>

struct              MirageCdTextCoder;
struct              MirageCdTextCoderClass;
gboolean            (*MirageCdTextDataCallback)         (gint code,
                                                         gint type,
                                                         gint track,
                                                         const guint8 *data,
                                                         gint data_len,
                                                         gpointer user_data);
gboolean            mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_block_info
                                                        (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint block,
                                                         gint *code,
                                                         gint *charset,
                                                         gint *copyright,
                                                         GError **error);
gboolean            mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_data      (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint block,
                                                         MirageCdTextDataCallback callback_func,
                                                         gpointer user_data);
void                mirage_cdtext_decoder_init          (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         guint8 *buffer,
                                                         gint buflen);
void                mirage_cdtext_encoder_add_data      (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint code,
                                                         gint type,
                                                         gint track,
                                                         const guint8 *data,
                                                         gint data_len);
void                mirage_cdtext_encoder_encode        (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         guint8 **buffer,
                                                         gint *buflen);
void                mirage_cdtext_encoder_init          (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         guint8 *buffer,
                                                         gint buflen);
gboolean            mirage_cdtext_encoder_set_block_info
                                                        (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint block,
                                                         gint code,
                                                         gint charset,
                                                         gint copyright,
                                                         GError **error);

Object Hierarchy

  GObject
   +----MirageObject
         +----MirageCdTextCoder

Implemented Interfaces

MirageCdTextCoder implements MirageContextual.

Description

MirageCdTextCoder object is a general-purpose CD-TEXT encoder/decoder. It was designed to be used by MirageSession objects to encode and decode CD-TEXT data, but it could be used in other applications as well.

It is loosely based on the CD-TEXT encoding/decoding code found in cdrdao and supports 8 CD-TEXT blocks with pack types from 0x80 to 0x8F. When encoding data, pack size data (pack type 0x8F) is always generated.

To be used as encoder, a MirageCdTextCoder encoder must be first initialized with mirage_cdtext_encoder_init(). Then, information for at least one CD-TEXT block (up to 8 are supported) should be set with mirage_cdtext_encoder_set_block_info(). After all the CD-TEXT data is added to encoder with mirage_cdtext_encoder_add_data(), buffer containing the encoded data can be obtained with mirage_cdtext_encoder_encode().

To use a MirageCdTextCoder as CD-TEXT decoder, one should first initialize it with mirage_cdtext_decoder_init(). This function already performs all the decoding; block information can be obtained with mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_block_info() and data for each block can be obtained with mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_data() and the appropriate callback function.

Details

struct MirageCdTextCoder

struct MirageCdTextCoder;

All the fields in the MirageCdTextCoder structure are private to the MirageCdTextCoder implementation and should never be accessed directly.

struct MirageCdTextCoderClass

struct MirageCdTextCoderClass {
    MirageObjectClass parent_class;
};

The class structure for the MirageCdTextCoder type.

MirageObjectClass parent_class;

the parent class

MirageCdTextDataCallback ()

gboolean            (*MirageCdTextDataCallback)         (gint code,
                                                         gint type,
                                                         gint track,
                                                         const guint8 *data,
                                                         gint data_len,
                                                         gpointer user_data);

Specifies the type of callback functions that can be passed to mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_data().

code is the language code assigned to the block which data belongs to. track is the number of track to which data belongs to, or 0 if data is global (belongs to session/disc). data is buffer containing data and data_len is the length of data in the buffer.

data points to buffer that belongs to decoder and therefore should not be freed.

`code` :	language code. [in]
`type` :	pack type. [in]
`track` :	track number. [in]
`data` :	data. [in][array length=data_len]
`data_len` :	data length. [in]
`user_data` :	user data. [in][closure]
Returns :	`TRUE` on success, `FALSE` on failure

mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_block_info ()

gboolean            mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_block_info
                                                        (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint block,
                                                         gint *code,
                                                         gint *charset,
                                                         gint *copyright,
                                                         GError **error);

Retrieves block information for CD-TEXT block specified by block. block must be a valid block number (0-7). Language code assigned to the block is stored in code, code of character set used within block is stored in charset and block's copyright flag is stored in copyright.

`self` :	a MirageCdTextCoder
`block` :	block number. [in]
`code` :	location to store language code, or `NULL`. [out][allow-none]
`charset` :	location to store character set, or `NULL`. [out][allow-none]
`copyright` :	location to store copyright flag, or `NULL`. [out][allow-none]
`error` :	location to store error, or `NULL`. [out][allow-none]
Returns :	`TRUE` on success, `FALSE` on failure

mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_data ()

gboolean            mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_data      (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint block,
                                                         MirageCdTextDataCallback callback_func,
                                                         gpointer user_data);

Retrieves data for CD-TEXT block specified by block. block must be a valid block number (0-7). It calls callback_func for every data pack that has been encoded in the block.

If callback_func returns FALSE, the function immediately returns FALSE.

`self` :	a MirageCdTextCoder
`block` :	block number. [in]
`callback_func` :	callback function. [in][scope call]
`user_data` :	data to be passed to callback function. [in][closure]
Returns :	`TRUE` on success, `FALSE` on failure

mirage_cdtext_decoder_init ()

void                mirage_cdtext_decoder_init          (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         guint8 *buffer,
                                                         gint buflen);

Initializes CD-TEXT decoder. buffer is the buffer containing encoded CD-TEXT data and buflen is length of data in the buffer.

This function decodes CD-TEXT data and stores it in decoder's internal representation. Information about decoded CD-TEXT blocks and their data can be obtained via subsequent calls to mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_block_info() and mirage_cdtext_decoder_get_data().

`self` :	a MirageCdTextCoder
`buffer` :	buffer containing encoded data. [in][array length=buflen]
`buflen` :	length of data in buffer. [in]

mirage_cdtext_encoder_add_data ()

void                mirage_cdtext_encoder_add_data      (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint code,
                                                         gint type,
                                                         gint track,
                                                         const guint8 *data,
                                                         gint data_len);

Adds data to the encoder. code is language code of the block the data should be added to. type denotes pack type and should be one of MirageLanguagePackTypes. track is track number the data belongs to, or 0 if data is global (belongs to disc/session). data is buffer containing data to be added, and data_len is length of data in the buffer.

This function does not perform any encoding yet; it merely adds the data into encoder's internal representation of CD-TEXT block.

Note

Block needs to have its information set with mirage_cdtext_encoder_set_block_info() before data can be added to it.

`self` :	a MirageCdTextCoder
`code` :	language code. [in]
`type` :	data type. [in]
`track` :	track number. [in]
`data` :	data. [in][array length=data_len]
`data_len` :	data length. [in]

mirage_cdtext_encoder_encode ()

void                mirage_cdtext_encoder_encode        (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         guint8 **buffer,
                                                         gint *buflen);

Encodes the CD-TEXT data. Pointer to buffer containing the encoded data is stored in buffer, and length of data in buffer is stored in buflen.

Note that buffer is the same as the argument passed to mirage_cdtext_encoder_init().

`self` :	a MirageCdTextCoder
`buffer` :	location to store buffer. [out][array length=buflen]
`buflen` :	location to store buffer length. [out]

mirage_cdtext_encoder_init ()

void                mirage_cdtext_encoder_init          (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         guint8 *buffer,
                                                         gint buflen);

Initializes CD-TEXT encoder.

`self` :	a MirageCdTextCoder
`buffer` :	buffer into which data will be encoded. [in][array length=buflen]
`buflen` :	buffer length. [in]

mirage_cdtext_encoder_set_block_info ()

gboolean            mirage_cdtext_encoder_set_block_info
                                                        (MirageCdTextCoder *self,
                                                         gint block,
                                                         gint code,
                                                         gint charset,
                                                         gint copyright,
                                                         GError **error);

Sets block information for CD-TEXT block specified by block. block must be a valid block number (0-7). code is the language code that is to be assigned to the block (e.g. 9 for English), charset denotes character set that is used within the block, and copyright is the copyright flag for the block.

`self` :	a MirageCdTextCoder
`block` :	block number. [in]
`code` :	language code. [in]
`charset` :	character set. [in]
`copyright` :	copyright flag. [in]
`error` :	location to store error, or `NULL`. [out][allow-none]
Returns :	`TRUE` on success, `FALSE` on failure

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