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Global Functions in Namespace rtl
in Sourcefile ustring.hxx

OStringToOUString
OUString OStringToOUString(
const OString & rStr,
rtl_TextEncoding encoding,
sal_uInt32 convertFlags = OSTRING_TO_OUSTRING_CVTFLAGS );

virtual abstract const volatile template static inline C-linkage
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Summary
Convert an OString to an OUString, using a specific text encoding.
Description
The lengths of the two strings may differ (e.g., for double-byte encodings, UTF-7, UTF-8).
Parameters
rStr 
    an OString to convert.
encoding 
    the text encoding to use for conversion.
convertFlags 
    flags which control the conversion.  Either use
    OSTRING_TO_OUSTRING_CVTFLAGS, or see
     for more
    details.
OUStringToOString
OString OUStringToOString(
const OUString & rUnicode,
rtl_TextEncoding encoding,
sal_uInt32 convertFlags = OUSTRING_TO_OSTRING_CVTFLAGS );

virtual abstract const volatile template static inline C-linkage
NO NO NO NO NO NO YES NO

Summary
Convert an OUString to an OString, using a specific text encoding.
Description
The lengths of the two strings may differ (e.g., for double-byte encodings, UTF-7, UTF-8).
Parameters
rStr 
    an OUString to convert.
encoding 
    the text encoding to use for conversion.
convertFlags 
    flags which control the conversion.  Either use
    OUSTRING_TO_OSTRING_CVTFLAGS, or see
     for more
    details.
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