Examples of com.volantis.charset.NoEncoding

com.volantis.charset.NoEncoding
A simple class for character sets that require no encoding. It always returns true for isRepresentable(). The reason for it's existence is to improve performance by eliminating the bit set look up that would be required if BitSetEncoding was used. @author mat

    * We will test with character 43775, which shouldn't get encoded.
    * @throws Exception A problem
    */
    public void testWriteNoEncoding() throws Exception {
        Writer writer = new StringWriter();
        Encoding encoding = new NoEncoding("utf8", 106);
        CharsetEncodingWriter csew = new CharsetEncodingWriter(writer, encoding);
        // Test char 43775 - should not be encoded.
        String testString = "\uaaff";
        csew.write(testString);
        String result = writer.toString();

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    private String charsetName = "UTF-8";


    public void setCharsetName(String charsetName) {
        this.charsetName = charsetName;
        // NoEncodings are fast to create, BitSetEncodings are s.l.o.w.
        charsetEncoding = new NoEncoding(charsetName, Encoding.MIBENUM_NOT_CONFIGURED);
    }

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    // Javadoc inherited
    public Encoding getCharsetEncoding() {


        if (charsetEncoding == null) {
            charsetEncoding = new NoEncoding("utf8", 106);
        }
        return charsetEncoding;
    }

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