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Adds a predefined bitmap so it can be referred to by index later.
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Adds a predefined curve so it can be referred to by index later.
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Adds a predefined font mapping so it can be referred to by index later.
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Adds a predefined font range so it can be referred to by index later.
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Adds a predefined motion so it can be referred to by index later.
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Adds a predefined palette so it can be referred to by index later.
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Adds a predefined region so it can be referred to by index later.
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Adds a predefined style so it can be referred to by index later. Adds a predefined region so it can be referred to by index later.
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Clears a kate_info structure previously initialized with kate_info_init. It may not be used again until kate_info_init is called again on it.
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Initializes a kate_info structure. When done, it should be clear using kate_info_clear.
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Checks whether the given language matches (fully or partially) the language described in the kate_info structure. Exact (case insensitive) matching of the two languages is required for a perfect match. Exact (case insensitive) matching of the primary tags for each language (which each may or may not have one or more secondary tags) is required for a partial match. An empty language for either the stream language or the language passed as parameter will cause a partial match.
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Requests whether large quantities of various things should be rejected or not, as a simple defense against DOS.
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Requests whether future events will strip text of markup or not.
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Sets the category for this bitstream. The category is an ASCII string limited to 15 characters. Predefined categories include "subtitles", "lyrics", etc. Categories prefixed with "x-" are reserved for private use.
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Sets up the granule encoding parameters so that events may be timestamped with the given resolution, and may not last longer than the given lifetime.
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Sets the default language for this bitstream. The language should be a RFC 3066 language tag (most of the time, a ISO 639-1 code, optionally followed by a country secondary tag). This function does some basic validation, and will truncate the tag according to RFC 4646 rules. However, it may still accept some invalid tags. The maximum length of a language tag is 15 characters. If RFC 4646 truncation is possible, the tag will be truncated. If not, it will be rejected. In case of truncation, the tag that was actually set may be read back from the language field of the kate_info structure.
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Sets the default text markup type for this bitstream
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Sets the size of the canvas this stream is being authored for
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Sets the default text directionality for this bitstream
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