## CamelMimeFilterWindows

CamelMimeFilterWindows

## Synopsis

    struct              CamelMimeFilterWindows;
    CamelMimeFilter *   camel_mime_filter_windows_new       (const gchar *claimed_charset);
    gboolean            camel_mime_filter_windows_is_windows_charset
                                                            (CamelMimeFilterWindows *filter);
    const gchar *       camel_mime_filter_windows_real_charset
                                                            (CamelMimeFilterWindows *filter);

## Object Hierarchy

      GObject
       +----CamelObject
             +----CamelMimeFilter
                   +----CamelMimeFilterWindows

## Description

## Details

### struct CamelMimeFilterWindows

    struct CamelMimeFilterWindows;

### camel_mime_filter_windows_new ()

    CamelMimeFilter *   camel_mime_filter_windows_new       (const gchar *claimed_charset);

Create a new CamelMimeFilterWindows object that will analyse whether or not the text is really encoded in `claimed_charset`.

`claimed_charset` : | ISO charset name
Returns : | a new CamelMimeFilter object

### camel_mime_filter_windows_is_windows_charset ()

    gboolean            camel_mime_filter_windows_is_windows_charset
                                                            (CamelMimeFilterWindows *filter);

Get whether or not the textual content filtered by `filter` is really in a Microsoft Windows charset rather than the claimed ISO charset.

`filter` : | a CamelMimeFilterWindows object
Returns : | `TRUE` if the text was found to be in a Microsoft Windows CP125x charset or `FALSE` otherwise.

### camel_mime_filter_windows_real_charset ()

    const gchar *       camel_mime_filter_windows_real_charset
                                                            (CamelMimeFilterWindows *filter);

Get the name of the actual charset used to encode the textual content filtered by `filter` (it will either be the original claimed_charset passed in at creation time or the Windows-CP125x equivalent).

`filter` : | a CamelMimeFilterWindows object
Returns : | the name of the actual charset