TextEncodingTypeEnum - ABBYY Documentation

TextEncodingTypeEnum enumeration constants are used to denote possible types of the output file encoding for export in HTML, TXT and CSV formats.

typedef enum {
 TET_Simple,
 TET_UTF8,
 TET_UTF16,
 TET_Auto
} TextEncodingTypeEnum;

Elements

Name	Description
TET_Auto	Encoding is selected automatically. The selection depends on the values of other properties of the parameters object: for ITextExportParams::EncodingType this constant resolves into TET_Simple if the export format constant was FEF_TextVersion10Defaults and into TET_UTF8 if the export format constant was FEF_TextUnicodeDefaults; for IHTMLExportParams::EncodingType this constant means automatic encoding selection if the export format constant was FEF_HTMLVersion10Defaults (but if encoding is not successfully determined, UTF-8 is used), and TET_UTF8 if the export format constant was FEF_HTMLUnicodeDefaults; for the encodingType parameter of the IPlainText::SaveToTextFile method this constant means automatic encoding selection, but if encoding could not be successfully determined, UTF-8 encoding is used.
TET_Simple	Simple encoding, one byte per symbol.
TET_UTF16	Native Unicode format where every symbol is represented by two-byte sequence.
TET_UTF8	Unicode UTF-8 format. UTF-8 is a code page that uses a string of bytes to represent a 16-bit Unicode string where ASCII text (<=U+007F) remains unchanged as a single byte, U+0080-07FF (including Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew, and Arabic) is converted to a 2-byte sequence, and U+0800-FFFF (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and others) becomes a 3-byte sequence.