Lines Matching refs:from_ucs

997 @dfn{from_ucs} and @dfn{to_ucs} subtables. "from_ucs" subtable maps
1013 Obviously, the simplest way to create the "from_ucs" table or the
1025 In case of the 8-bit speed-optimized table the "from_ucs" subtable
1026 corresponds the "from_ucs" array and has the following layout:
1029 from_ucs array:
1071 "from_ucs" array. If there is no codes in the subrange, the heading
1077 is defined in the first 2-byte element of the "from_ucs" array.
1086 of the "from_ucs" array, @emph{X} is 0xFF. Else, continue to search.
1098 @emph{from_ucs[BlkN+Xindex]}) value is 0xFF, there is no corresponding
1099 CCS code (error, wrong input data). Else, @emph{X = from_ucs[BlkN+Xindex]}.
1109 Formats of the "to_ucs" and "from_ucs" subtables are equivalent in case of
1210 The .c source files for 8-bit CCS tables have "to_ucs" and "from_ucs"