Constants to specify a title's character set

Whenever you can specify the character set for a title in PODS, you should use a pre-defined constant from the table below. The following method and attribute, in particular, use these constants to specify the titleCharset operand:

Table 2. Title character set constants

Character set constant	Language or language group
`AENCODING_ISO8859`	Western European
`AENCODING_SJIS`	Shift-JIS Japanese
`AENCODING_ISO8859_2`	Eastern European
`AENCODING_ISO8859_3`	Southern European
`AENCODING_ISO8859_4`	Northern European
`AENCODING_ISO8859_5`	Cyrillic
`AENCODING_MS1250`	Microsoft Central Europe codepage
`AENCODING_MS1251`	Microsoft Cyrillic codepage
`AENCODING_MS1252`	Microsoft Latin-1 codepage
`AENCODING_KOI8_R`	Russian and Ukranian
`AENCODING_BIG5`	Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
`AENCODING_GB2312`	Simplified Chinese (PRC)
`AENCODING_UTF_8`	Unicode Transmission Format
`AENCODING_MS932`	Microsoft Shift-JIS codepage
`AENCODING_MS936`	Microsoft Simplified Chinese
`AENCODING_MS949`	Microsoft Korean Hangul
`AENCODING_MS950`	Microsoft Traditional Chinese
`AENCODING_EUC_JP`	EUC Japanese
`AENCODING_EUC_KR`	EUC Korean
`AENCODING_EUC_CN`	EUC Simplified Chinese
`AENCODING_EUC_TW`	EUC Traditional Chinese
`AENCODING_KS_C_5601`	Korean National Standard
`AENCODING_ISO8859_6`	Arabic
`AENCODING_ISO8859_7`	Greek
`AENCODING_ISO8859_8`	Hebrew
`AENCODING_MS1256`	Microsoft Arabic
`AENCODING_MS1253`	Microsoft Greek
`AENCODING_MS1255`	Microsoft Hebrew

Send feedback about this page using email.