Do autodetection even if no locale was specified, and use the

bool MediaScannerClient::addStringTag(const char* name, const char* value)

{

    if (mLocaleEncoding != kEncodingNone) {

    // don't bother caching strings that are all ASCII.

    // call handleStringTag directly instead.

    // check to see if value (which should be utf8) has any non-ASCII characters

        return true;

    }

    // else fall through

    }

    // autodetection is not necessary, so no need to cache the values

    // pass directly to the client instead

void MediaScannerClient::endFile()

{

    if (mLocaleEncoding != kEncodingNone) {

    int size = mNames->size();

    uint32_t encoding = kEncodingAll;

    for (int i = 0; i < mNames->size(); i++)

        encoding &= possibleEncodings(mValues->getEntry(i));

        // if the locale encoding matches, then assume we have a native encoding.

    // If one of the possible encodings matches the locale encoding, use that.

    // Otherwise, if there is only one possible encoding, use that.

    if (encoding & mLocaleEncoding)

        convertValues(mLocaleEncoding);

    else if ((encoding & (encoding - 1)) == 0)

        convertValues(encoding);

    else {

        // TODO: try harder to disambiguate the encoding, perhaps by looking at

        // other files by same artist, or even the user's entire collection.

        // For now, fall through and insert the strings as they are.

    }

    // finally, push all name/value pairs to the client

    for (int i = 0; i < mNames->size(); i++) {

        if (!handleStringTag(mNames->getEntry(i), mValues->getEntry(i)))

            break;

    }

    }

    // else addStringTag() has done all the work so we have nothing to do

    delete mNames;