internal static bool TryGetEncodingFromCharSet(string charSet, out Encoding encoding)
{
encoding = null;
if ((charSet != null) && (charSet.Length != 0))
{
return(TextEncoderDefaults.TryGetEncoding(charSet, out encoding));
}
return(true);
}
internal override bool IsCharSetSupported(string charSet)
{
if ((charSet != null) && (charSet.Length != 0))
{
Encoding encoding;
return(TextEncoderDefaults.TryGetEncoding(charSet, out encoding));
}
return(true);
}
internal override bool IsCharSetSupported(string charSet)
{
if (charSet == null || charSet.Length == 0)
{
return(true);
}
Encoding tmp;
return(TextEncoderDefaults.TryGetEncoding(charSet, out tmp));
}
internal override bool IsCharSetSupported(string charSet)
{
Encoding tmp;
if (!TextEncoderDefaults.TryGetEncoding(charSet, out tmp))
{
// GetEncodingFromContentType supports charset with quotes (by simply stripping them) so we do the same here
// This also gives us parity with Desktop WCF behavior
if (charSet.Length > 2 && charSet[0] == '"' && charSet[charSet.Length - 1] == '"')
{
charSet = charSet.Substring(1, charSet.Length - 2);
return(TextEncoderDefaults.TryGetEncoding(charSet, out tmp));
}
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
internal override bool IsCharSetSupported(string charSet)
{
Encoding tmp;
return(TextEncoderDefaults.TryGetEncoding(charSet, out tmp));
}