Lines Matching refs:charset
551 if (a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset) {
553 (a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset);
554 a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset = NULL;
694 *Serialises an @charset statement into a string.
697 *Returns the serialized charset statement. Must be
712 && a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset
713 && a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset->stryng
714 && a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset->stryng->str) {
715 str = g_strndup (a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset->stryng->str,
716 a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset->stryng->len);
722 "@charset \"%s\" ;", str);
1561 *@a_charset: the string representing the charset.
1597 result->kind.charset_rule->charset = a_charset;
1609 *Parses a buffer that contains an '@charset' rule and
1621 CRString *charset = NULL;
1632 /*Now, invoke the parser to parse the "@charset production" */
1636 status = cr_parser_parse_charset (parser, &charset, NULL);
1637 if (status != CR_OK || !charset)
1640 result = cr_statement_new_at_charset_rule (NULL, charset);
1642 charset = NULL;
1650 if (charset) {
1651 cr_string_destroy (charset);
2337 *@a_this: the current @charset rule statement.
2338 *@a_charset: the charset to set.
2340 *Sets the charset of the current @charset rule statement.
2353 if (a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset) {
2354 cr_string_destroy (a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset);
2356 a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset = a_charset;
2362 *@a_this: the current @charset rule statement.
2363 *@a_charset: out parameter. The returned charset string if
2366 *Gets the charset string associated to the current
2367 *@charset rule statement.
2380 *a_charset = a_this->kind.charset_rule->charset;
2645 *@a_this: the current instance of the @charset rule statement.
2649 *Dumps an @charset rule statement to a file.