Unicode

Documentation of the Unicode library.

The Unicode library contains methods that exist in vanilla OpenComputers, but adds some other methods that are exclusive to Halyde.

  • unicode.readCodePoint(readByte: function): number or nil Reads the code point of the first Unicode character from an iterator function that returns a byte when called.

  • unicode.readChar(readByte: function): string Reads the first Unicode character from an iterator function that returns a byte when called.

  • unicode.codepoint(chr: string): number Acts as the reverse function for unicode.char . It returns the codepoint of the character in the string.

  • unicode.iterate(readByte: function): function Takes an iterator function that returns a byte when called, and returns an iterator function that returns a string when called. The string the output iterator function returns is an Unicode character that is getting read.

For the other, vanilla methods, these have been left untouched:

  • unicode.char(value: number, ...): string UTF-8 aware version of string.char. The values may be in the full UTF-8 range, not just ASCII.

  • unicode.charWidth(value: string, ...): number Returns the width of the first character given. For example, for シ it'll return 2, where a would return 1.

  • unicode.isWide(value: string, ...): boolean Returns if the width of the first character given is greater than 1. For example, for シ it'll return true, where a would return false.

  • unicode.len(value: string): number UTF-8 aware version of string.len. For example, for Ümläüt it'll return 6, where string.len would return 9.

  • unicode.lower(value: string): string UTF-8 aware version of string.lower.

  • unicode.reverse(value: string): string UTF-8 aware version of string.reverse. For example, for Ümläüt it'll return tüälmÜ, where string.reverse would return tälm.

  • unicode.sub(value: string, i:number[, j:number]): string UTF-8 aware version of string.sub.

  • unicode.upper(value: string): string UTF-8 aware version of string.upper.

  • unicode.wlen(value: string): number Returns the width of the entire string.

  • unicode.wtrunc(value: string, count: number): string Truncates the given string up to but not including count width. If there are not enough characters to match the wanted width, the function errors.

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