How To convert Unicode RTF string（International) to HTML
Hi,
I am converting an application in to unicode.
my input string is an RTF string, and I need to convert this in to corresponding HTML string.
here is the input string:
This is for chineese language..
"{\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang1033{\fonttbl{\f0\fmodern\fprq6\fcharset134 SimSun;}}
{\colortbl ;\red0\green0\blue"}\viewkind4\uc1\pard\cf1\lang2052\f0\fs20\'cc\'d8\par
}"}
In this string between \fs20 and \par is the MESSAGE, which is in chineese.
now in my parser I need to convert the equavalant message of this message in to HTML..
So, How can I achieve this...
Regs
Re: How To convert Unicode RTF string（International) to HTML
Re: How To convert Unicode RTF string（International) to HTML
Hi,
I check this link, but could not find much useful. Can u suggest something else...
Re: How To convert Unicode RTF string（International) to HTML
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Hi. You can try to use "RTF to HTML DLL .Net" for this. Library supports rtf to html converting and doesn't require installed ms office or any other word-processor. Full version for the 1 Developer and 1 Server License costs $239(US) now. Or you can try to use the trial version. The trial version is complete functional and differs from full only that:
1/Converts only first 30,000 symbols
2/Can be used only for evaluating and testing
Sample code for the rtf to html converting in C++:
RTF-to-HTML DLL Win32 - имя бесплатной библиотеки
Code:
#include <windows.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
struct convertOptions
{
int htmlType; //0-XHTML, 1- HTML, 2-HTML+CSS
char title[120]; //Page title
char extension[10]; //for example, ".html"
char fontFace[50]; //for example, "Arial" or "Times New Roman"
char fontSize[10]; //for example ,"10"
int preserveImages; //0-no, 1 - yes
int preserveFontFace; //0-no, 1 - yes
int preserveFontSize; //0-no, 1 - yes
int preserveFontColor; //0-no, 1 - yes
int preserveHyperlinks; //0-no, 1 - yes
int tableBorders; //0-invisble, 1 - visible
int encoding; /* Windows_1250=0, Windows_1251=1, Windows_1252=2, Windows_1253=3,
Windows_1254=4, Windows_1255=5, Windows_1256=6, Windows_1257=7,
Windows_1258=8, ISO_8859_1=9, ISO_8859_2=10, ISO_8859_3=11,
ISO_8859_4=12, ISO_8859_5=13, ISO_8859_6=14, ISO_8859_7=15,
ISO_8859_8=16, ISO_8859_9=17, KOI8_R=18, UTF_8=19 */
int htmlParts; //0-html Complete, 1 - only between <body>..</body>
char imageFolder[500]; //folder where image will be stored
char cssStyleName[120]; //style name, for example "ts"
int fontSizesType; //0-normal sizes, 1 - medium sizes, 2 - big sizes, 3 - huge sizes
char imageSubfolder[120];//will create subfolder for storing images, if ""-empty string then images will be strored in 'image_folder'
int hyperlinkTarget; //0 - no target, 1 - target="_blank", 2 - _self, 3 - _parent, 4 - _top
int cssStartNumber; //number for style name, like a .tsN (.ts1 or .ts100)
char Serial[12];
};
typedef int (* cfunc)(char * rtffile, char *outfolder, struct convertOptions);
cfunc ConvertFile;
int main()
{
int ret;
char rtffile[_MAX_PATH];
char outfolder[_MAX_PATH];
//load library
HINSTANCE hMod=LoadLibrary("Sautinsoft.RTFToHTML.Win32.dll");
if(hMod==NULL)
{
printf("Unable to load library\n");
getchar();
return 0;
}
ConvertFile=(cfunc)GetProcAddress(hMod,"ConvertFile");
if (ConvertFile==NULL)
{
printf("Can't load function.\n");
FreeLibrary((HMODULE)hMod);
getchar();
return 0;
}
//
printf("Please enter rtf file (example: d:\\my.rtf):\n");
gets(rtffile);
printf("Please enter output folder (example : d:\\temp):\n");
gets(outfolder);
//set conversion params
struct convertOptions ct;
ct.cssStartNumber=1;
strcpy(ct.cssStyleName,"ts");
ct.encoding=9;
strcpy(ct.extension,".htm");
strcpy(ct.fontFace,"Verdana");
strcpy(ct.fontSize,"10");
ct.htmlType=1;
ct.preserveFontColor=1;
ct.preserveFontFace=1;
ct.preserveFontSize=1;
ct.preserveImages=1;
ct.preserveHyperlinks=1;
ct.tableBorders=1;
ct.htmlParts=0; //only between <body>...</body>
strcpy(ct.title,"My Page");
strcpy(ct.imageFolder,"D:\\");
strcpy(ct.imageSubfolder,"test.files");
ct.hyperlinkTarget=0;
strcpy(ct.Serial,"Serial number");
ret=ConvertFile(rtffile,outfolder,ct);
switch(ret)
{
case -1 : puts("Check your serial number");break;
case 0 : puts("Conversion completed");break;
case 2 : puts("Not enough memory"); break;
case 3 : puts("Can't open output file"); break;
case 4 : puts("Can't open input file"); break;
case 5 : puts("The input file has zerow length"); break;
default: break;
}
//flushall
getchar();
FreeLibrary((HMODULE)hMod);
return 0;
}
