The L_TEXT_ENCODING enumerated type is used to indicate the encoding used by text files without a byte-order mark (BOM).
typedef enum
{
L_TEXT_ENCODING_AUTO = 0, /* Automatically detect UTF8 or ANSI content */
L_TEXT_ENCODING_ANSI = 1, /* 8-bit ANSI */
L_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF7 = 2, /* 7-bit Unicode */
L_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF8 = 3, /* 8-bit Unicode */
L_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF16_LE = 4, /* 16-bit Unicode in little endian (Intel) byte order */
L_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF16_BE = 5, /* 16-bit Unicode in big endian (Motorola) byte order */
L_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_LE = 6, /* 32-bit Unicode in little endian (Intel) byte order */
L_TEXT_ENCODING_UTF32_BE = 7, /* 32-bit Unicode in big endian (Motorola) byte order */
} L_TEXT_ENCODING;
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