category

character_set

Shared implementation support category for character set objects.

Availability:
logtalk_load(character_sets(loader))
Author: Paulo Moura
Version: 1:0:0
Date: 2026-04-05
Compilation flags:
static
Implements:
Remarks:
(none)

Public predicates

(no local declarations; see entity ancestors if any)

Protected predicates

valid_unicode_scalar/1

True if the argument is a valid Unicode scalar value.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
valid_unicode_scalar(Code)
Mode and number of proofs:
valid_unicode_scalar(+integer) - zero_or_one

continuation_byte/1

True if the argument is a valid UTF continuation byte.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
continuation_byte(Byte)
Mode and number of proofs:
continuation_byte(+integer) - zero_or_one

high_surrogate/1

True if the argument is a UTF-16 high surrogate code point.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
high_surrogate(Code)
Mode and number of proofs:
high_surrogate(+integer) - zero_or_one

low_surrogate/1

True if the argument is a UTF-16 low surrogate code point.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
low_surrogate(Code)
Mode and number of proofs:
low_surrogate(+integer) - zero_or_one

word_bytes/4

Converts a 16-bit word into two bytes using the given byte order.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
word_bytes(Endian,Word,Byte1,Byte2)
Mode and number of proofs:
word_bytes(+atom,+integer,-integer,-integer) - one

dword_bytes/6

Converts a 32-bit word into four bytes using the given byte order.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
dword_bytes(Endian,Word,Byte1,Byte2,Byte3,Byte4)
Mode and number of proofs:
dword_bytes(+atom,+integer,-integer,-integer,-integer,-integer) - one

bytes_word/4

Converts two bytes into a 16-bit word using the given byte order.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
bytes_word(Endian,Byte1,Byte2,Word)
Mode and number of proofs:
bytes_word(+atom,+integer,+integer,-integer) - one

bytes_dword/6

Converts four bytes into a 32-bit word using the given byte order.

Compilation flags:
static
Template:
bytes_dword(Endian,Byte1,Byte2,Byte3,Byte4,Word)
Mode and number of proofs:
bytes_dword(+atom,+integer,+integer,+integer,+integer,-integer) - one

Private predicates

(no local declarations; see entity ancestors if any)

Operators

(none)