#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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from codepoints import *

# ISO-8859-1 is the full 8-bit range, IANA-defined, superset of ISO/CEI 8859-1.
# It is basically the same as ISO/CEI 8859-1, but with control characters.
# As far as I can see, `iconv` has no support for the ISO/CEI 8859-1 subset,
# so there is no need for us to support it anyway.

name = 'ISO-8859-1'
aliases = ['ISO_8859-1:1987', 'ISO_8859-1', 'iso-ir-100',
           'csISOLatin1', 'latin1', 'l1', 'IBM819', 'CP819']

language = \
{
    # Languages with complete coverage.
    # Some languages actually have several alphabets and only one of them is
    # compatible with ISO-8859-1 (ex: Kurdish).
    # Some don't have a ISO language code (like Leonese, for which I used
    # a Glottolog code).
    'complete': [ 'af', 'sq', 'eu', 'br', 'co', 'da', 'en', 'fo', 'gl', 'de',
                  'is', 'id', 'it', 'ku', 'leon1250', 'lb', 'ms', 'gv', 'no',
                  'oc', 'pt', 'rm', 'gd', 'es', 'sw', 'sv', 'wa' ],
    'incomplete': [ 'ca', 'cs', 'nl', 'et', 'fi', 'fr', 'gn', 'hu', 'ga',
                    'la', 'mi', 'ro', 'tr', 'cy' ]
}

#   X0  X1  X2  X3  X4  X5  X6  X7  X8  X9  XA  XB  XC  XD  XE  XF   #
charmap = \
[
    CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,RET,CTR,CTR,RET,CTR,CTR, # 0X
    CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR, # 1X
    SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM, # 2X
    NUM,NUM,NUM,NUM,NUM,NUM,NUM,NUM,NUM,NUM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM, # 3X
    SYM,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET, # 4X
    LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM, # 5X
    SYM,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET, # 6X
    LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,CTR, # 7X
    CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR, # 8X
    CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR,CTR, # 9X
    SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM, # AX
    SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,LET,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM,SYM, # BX
    LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET, # CX
    LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,SYM,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET, # DX
    LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET, # EX
    LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,SYM,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET,LET, # FX
]