Ergebnis für URL: http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#language_extension [1]
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Setup of [2]w3m with Multiple character Encoding Extension
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Start up flow
The original [3]w3m (denoted by w3m below, and assume that the executable file
has the same name) reads its configuration options from
* the file /w3mconfig
* the file /.w3m/config
* command line options
in this order. Later specifications override previous ones.
The w3m with multiple character encoding extension (denoted by w3mmee, and assume
that the executable file has the same name) needs to know realm of automatic
detection of encoding scheme, encodings which your terminal accepts, conversion
manner of encoding and character set, messages localized for your language, and
so on. Hence its startup flow is somewhat complecated.
First w3mmee examine value of the environment variable ``W3MLANG'' (or ``LANG''
if ``W3MLANG'' is unset). It lowers cases of alphabets in the value, and regards
the value as in the form:
+"_"(under score)++"".(period)+
For instance, if ``W3MLANG'' has value ``ja_JP.UTF-8'', w3mmee will get
* ==ja
* ==jp
* ==utf-8
From these components, w3mmee composes file names:
1. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig
2. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig.
3. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig_
4. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig.
5. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig._
6. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig..
7. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig_.
8. $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig._.
and reads configuration options from these files in this order.
Next it reads expositions of options displayed in the option setup panel, from
the files:
1. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages
2. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages.
3. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages_
4. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages.
5. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages._
6. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages..
7. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages_.
8. $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages._.
in this order. Only the lines of the form:
+"="(equal sign)+
are recognized as definitions of expostions. Spaces at beginning of lines, at end
of lines, before equal signs, and after equal signs, are removed.
Finally
$HOME/.w3mmee/config
per user configuration file of the same format as $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig*,
$HOME/.w3mmee/messages
per user message setup file of the same format as $LIB_DIR/w3mmessages*,
are read and evaluated in the same manner as $LIB_DIR/w3mconfig* and
$LIB_DIR/w3mmessages*, respectively.
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Mapping between locale codeset names and MIME charset names
Contents of this section is applicative only when you configured w3mmee to use
gettext().
When return value of gettext() function contains non US-ASCII characters,
encoding of such characters must be converted to internal one. Gettext()
determines encoding of its output based on codeset name in current locale, while
w3mmee uses MIME charset name. Unfortunately a codeset name and a MIME charset
name for an encoding scheme differ from each other in general, so w3mmee needs
mapping table between them.
Though such table is already built into w3mmee, it is quite possible that the
table is insufficient in your environment. Then you can tell additional
correspondences to w3mmee with files
1. $LIB_DIR/locale2mime
2. $HOME/.w3mmee/locale2mime
each line of which must be of the form
+"="(equal sign)+[+","(comma)+...]
where you may add optional spaces around "=" and ",". must be a
string of the form
+"_"++"".+
where any (but not all) of , "_"+, or "".+ may be omitted.
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New options concerning character encoding
The followings are the list of new configuration options concerning character
encoding added by [4]multiple character encoding extension.
mylang
Specifies your language. Currently, value of this option is used only to
restrict realm of encoding schemes for autodetection.
For example, assume that you have specified as
mylang cjk
and try to read a document with no charset specification. Then w3mmee try
to find encoding scheme among
+ iso-8859-1,
+ cn-gb,
+ cn-big5,
+ x-euc-tw,
+ euc-jp,
+ shift_jis,
+ euc-kr,
+ x-johab,
+ x-unified-hangul, or
+ utf-8.
You can also specify comma seprated list of names of character encoding
schemes. In this case, the encoding schemes are used as candidates for
autodetections.
mylang_charset
Specifies encoding scheme of a document, of which w3mmee fails to
autodetect encoding scheme.
tty_charset
Specifies encoding scheme of terminal I/O.
tty_initial_charset
Using this option is deprecated. Please use [5]tty_initial_input_charset
and [6]tty_initial_output_charset instead.
tty_initial_input_charset
When ISO 2022 conforming encoding scheme is specified with tty_charset,
initial state of intermediate buffers of that encoding for input stream
from tty can be modified to that of encoding scheme specified with this
option.
tty_initial_output_charset
When ISO 2022 conforming encoding scheme is specified with tty_charset,
initial state of intermediate buffers of that encoding for output stream
to tty can be modified to that of encoding scheme specified with this
option.
tty_input_converters
Specifies conversions of encoding scheme and character set of terminal
input.
Please use this option only if you completely understand behavior of
[7]the support library used by [8]multiple character encoding extension.
tty_output_converters
Specifies conversions of encoding scheme and character set of terminal
output.
Please use this option only if you completely understand behavior of
[9]the support library used by [10]multiple character encoding extension.
tty_fallback_converters
Unless terminal can display a character or replacement string is specified
for the character, conversions specified by this option are applied to the
character.
Please use this option only if you completely understand behavior of
[11]the support library used by [12]multiple character encoding extension.
input_charset
Specifies encoding scheme of a document which contains no charset
sepcification, and makes w3mmee to stop autodetection of encoding scheme.
input_converters
Specifies conversion of encoding scheme and character set of characters
input from network or a local file.
Please use this option only if you completely understand behavior of
[13]the support library used by [14]multiple character encoding extension.
output_charset
When a document contains no charset specification and w3mmee fails to
autodetect encoding scheme of the document, w3mmee assumes that name of
encoding scheme of the document is that specified by this option.
If the document contains a form requiring input of text, argument passed
to the action of the form after conversion to the encoding. Currently this
is the only case affected by this option.
output_converters
Specifies conversion of encoding scheme and character set of characters
output to network or a local file.
Please use this option only if you completely understand behavior of
[15]the support library used by [16]multiple character encoding extension.
search_converters
Specifies conversion of encoding scheme and character set of characters
for regular expression search.
Please look at the section [17]"Conversion specifiers" in manual page of a
utility included in [18]the support library used by [19]multiple character
encoding extension.
process_charset
Specifies encoding schemes for strings which may be passed to a local
process, such as arguments for bookmark registration program.
must be a space seprated list of charset specifications of the
following form:
+++
or
Each space separated token is treated as first form if the first character
is non-alphanumeric. Otherwise it is regared as second form. In first
form, if is "(", "{", "[", "", or "$", respectively. Otherwise must equal .
and are treated as part of regular expression, only if they are "^"
and "$", respectively. Second form is an abbreviation of
"^.*$"+
A process name given, regular expressions are matched against the name in
order. The charset corresponding to the expression of which match
succeeded first is adopted.
tty_character_conversion
Specifies characters which your terminal can't handle. Instead of any
character in the range, w3mmee output to terminal the first matching one
in the list:
1. the character itself if no string specification or if the string is
"NULL" (without quotes, case sensitive),
2. the string specified by this option unless it is "REJECT" (without
quotes, case sensitive),
3. the string specified by the option [20]tty_character_replacement,
4. the character "?" (question mark).
In case that options of this type appear twice, and that one includes
another, more specific one is adopted. Or if the ranges overlap, only
overlapping range is overwritten by the latter specification.
tty_character_replacement
Specifies default replacement string for characters which your terminal
can't handle.
view_buf
Specifies a format string for messages representing documentations in
buffers with mouse support disabled (including the case that mouse support
was disabled when configured).
view_buf_with_mouse
Specifies a format string for messages representing documentations in
buffers with mouse support enabled.
omitted
Specifies replacement string when middle part of a long URI is omitted.
ul_marks
Specifies comma separated list of strings leading items of construct.
ul_type_disc
Specifies a string leading items of of which type attribute is
"disc".
ul_type_circle
Specifies a string leading items of of which type attribute is
"circle".
ul_type_square
Specifies a string leading items of of which type attribute is
"square".
small_img_alt
Specifies replacement string for small images.
hr_rule
Specifies a string used to draw .
menu_frame
Specifies a comma separated list of menu frame components starting with
left-top corner, left to right, and top to bottom.
rule
Specifies a comma separated list of table borders in the order:
1. center,
2. left edge,
3. top,
4. left-top corner,
5. right edge,
6. vertical bar,
7. right-top corner,
8. bottom,
9. left-bottom corner,
10. horizontal bar,
11. right-bottom corner.
rule_bold
Specifies a comma separated list of table bold face borders in the order:
1. center,
2. left edge,
3. top,
4. left-top corner,
5. right edge,
6. vertical bar,
7. right-top corner,
8. bottom,
9. left-bottom corner,
10. horizontal bar,
11. right-bottom corner.
message_about_config_save
The option setup panel has an additional item to choose whether new setup
will be saved to $HOME/.w3mmee/config. This option specifies an exposition
of this configuration option.
charset_cname
Specifies a canonical name of non-standard charset names in the form
+"="(equal sign)+
No space is allowed around equal sign or comma. Charset names are case
insensitive.
For example, to treat a page containing charset specification
``charset=SHIFT-JIS'' as if its charset is ``Shift_JIS'', please add the
line
charset_cname shift_jis=shift-jis
to your config file.
If there are two options of this type defining the same canonical name,
the latter overrides the former.
unicode_width
Specifies the name of a character width table. Recognized names are as
follows (names are case insensitive).
xterm
The same as that in xterm-147. Xterm of newer version may have a
different one.
EastAsianWidth_AmbiguousToNarrow, eaw_a2n
Conforming UAX #11, and characters marked as ``Ambiguous'' are
assinged with width 1.
EastAsianWidth_AmbiguousToWide, eaw_a2w
Conforming UAX #11, and characters marked as ``Ambiguous'' are
assinged with width 2.
prefer_charset
Specifies whether of not a buffer is reshaped when its character encoding
scheme specified with a meta tag differs from autodetected one.
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New miscellaneous options
The followings are the list of new configuration options not concerning character
encoding. Since original w3m does not recoginize for various reasons (because my
patch was rejected, or I have not ported yet related codes to original w3m for my
laziness), they are listed in this document.
accept_encoding
Binds value of HTTP header field "content-encoding", MIME
type , and a filter program to decode contents encoded with
method identified by the name . For this option to be
functional, you further need to bind with a file name
extesion by adding a line
to the file $HOME/.mime.types.
In case that options of this type appear twice or more, and that encoding
names coincide, last specification is adopted.
language_extension
Specifies a comma separated list of file extensions which stand for
content languages.
If a file has multiple extensions, the extensions listed in this option is
skipped when w3mmee determines content type of the file.
search_across_lines
Specifies whether regular expression search across multiple lines is
enabled or not.
concurrent
Specifies maximum of number of processes to load documents.
concurrent_per_server
Specifies maximum of number of processes to load documents from each
server.
follow_redirection
Specify how many redirections should be followed.
request_header
Specify optional HTTP request header to be added. The headers
Host, Pragma, Cache-Control, Content-Length
are always assigned with values generated by w3mmee, and your
specifications are ignored. The headers
UserArgent, Accept, Accept-Encoding, Accept-Language
ara assigned with values generated by w3mmee unless you explicitly specify
them. The headers
Content-Type, Referer
are assigned with values which you specify only if there is no other
appropriate value. The headers
Cookie, Cookie2,
are assigned with values which you specify only if cookie support in
w3mmee is disabled by compile option, by command line option, or by
configuration option. Otherwise w3mmee decides their values.
In case that options of this type appear twice or more, and that header
names coincide, last specification is adopted.
http_version
Specify version of each HTTP request. Acceptable value is "1.1" or "1.0"
(without double quotation marks). Any other value is silently ignored, and
version is set to "1.1".
anchor_num_style
Specify style of refering anchors in formatted dump of a document. It is
passed to sprintf function toghether with number (starting with 1) in the
list of all links in the document. So it must contain one and only one
sprintf conversion specification "%d".
img_num_style
Specify style of refering images in formatted dump of a document. It is
passed to sprintf function toghether with number (starting with 1) in the
list of all links in the document. So it must contain one and only one
sprintf conversion specification "%d".
label_withinpage_style
Specify style of optional line number and columns information of links to
labels within the same document in formatted dump of a document. It is
passed to sprintf function toghether with line number and columns (both
starting with 1). So it must contain just two sprintf conversion
specifications "%d".
link_num_url
When make link references in a formated output of a document, is
used as URI of the document.
scroll_amount
When a cursor moving command is issued and cursor goes outside current
view, view scrolls lines or columns.
mailcap_entry
Specify a mailcap entry of maxmal priority, which is intended to change an
external viewer temprarily.
Options of this type can appear more than once.
browsecap
Specify a comma separated list of [21]browsecap files.
browsecap_entry
Specify a [22]browsecap entry of maxmal priority, which is intended to
change an external browser temprarily.
Options of this type can appear more than once.
wrap_line
Specify whether or not to wrap a line wider than screen width.
wrap_line_when_dump
Specify whether or not to wrap a line wider than screen width when dumping
a buffer. If this option is set to true value, option [23]wrap_line is
also set to true value.
line_truncated
Specify the indicator of truncated lines.
line_continued
Specify the indicator of continued lines.
preload_image
Specify whether to load inline images before actually displayed or not.
img_valign
Specify default virtical alignment of inline images. must be
one of D (stands for "default"), T (stands for "top"), M (stands for
"middle"), or B (stands for "bottom"). D is almost the same as B, but
somewhat differs for smalle images.
table_valign
Specify default virtical alignment in table. must be one of T
(stands for "top"), M (stands for "middle"), or B (stands for "bottom").
when_redirected
Specify behaviour when HTTP request with method other than GET or HEAD is
redirected with HTTP response code 301 or 302. must be one of
0
always follows redirection with original request method,
1
always follows redirection with GET method,
2
always ignore redirection,
3
query at run time.
frame_color
Specify color of frame borders.
auto_pixel_per_char
Specify whether or not number of pixels per character can be
auto-detected.
auto_pixel_per_line
Specify whether or not number of pixels per line can be auto-detected.
try_extensions
Specifies a comma separated list of file extensions. When it has failed to
open a local file, w3mmee appends each of the extensions to the name of
the file, and retries to open a file with the new name.
You can specify "*" (asterisk without quotes) as an item in the list,
which is expanded to the comma separated list of all the file extensions
bound to content encoding methods (".Z,.bz2,.gz" by default, see
[24]accept_encoding option).
edit_remote_source
Specify whether or not you want to edit cached sources of remote pages.
remove_traling_spaces
Specify whether or not trailing spaces of each formatted line should be
removed.
target_frame
Specifies comma separated list of names of frames. Each item in the list
is matched in order against names of frames in a frame set being rendered,
and the buffer at top-left corner of the first found frame is set to the
current buffer.
select_implies_accept
If this option is set to true value, a buffer selected in a persistent
buffer selection menu is automatically set to the current buffer.
search_form_text
Specifies whether or not search commands search texts in values of
controls of "form" elements.
menu_y_preference
Specifies the way to determine vertical position of popup menus which
includes very many items. must be one of
C
selected item is placed at the cursor position if possible,
A
menu position is adjusted so that whole menu is visible if possible.
template_frame_color
Specify color of borders of frames which are defined in
[25]$RC_DIR/template.
menu_buffer_name_color
Specify color of [26]title line of [27]menu buffers.
buffername
Specify format string of title line displayed at the (almost) bottom of
screen. Each substring of the form ``%''+ is relaced with:
%A
indicator to show asynchronous loading is incomplete,
%B
name of the buffer,
%I
characters (with opening and closing brackets "[" and "]>) to show
various information about the buffer:
F
the buffer is in "forever mode" (like "less" command),
S
the source of buffer is obtained via HTTPS protocol,
I
the buffer includes an inline image of which loading is
incomplete.
%L
URI of current link,
%N
information (current line number, current column, etc.) related to
cursor position (and more),
%P
coordinate of the frame on which the buffer is displayed,
%U
current URI of the buffer,
%+
itself.
select_menu_title
Specify format string of title of each item in buffer selection menu. Each
substring of the form ``%''+ is relaced in the same way as
[28]buffername option.
mouse_double_click_interval
If a mouse button is clicked twice within miliseconds, it is
regarded as one double click.
auto_raise
Specifies whether or not a buffer automatically becomes a current buffer
when it becomes visible.
force_coursor_origin
Specifies whether or not cursor is moved to the buffer at left-top corner
of display when rendering frame set.
save_file_name_template
Defines a name template for downloaded files. When each file name is
generated, ``%F'' and ``%s'' in the template is replaced with a guessed
name, ``%X'' with extension part of a guessed name, ``%B'' with rest of a
guessed name after extension part removed.
save_directory_mode
Defines modes of newly created directories when names of downloaded files
include director parts. It must be a number expression which "strtoul(3)"
accepts, or an "rwxrwxrwx" style string. To suppress to create new
directories, you need to specify "0" or "---------".
counting_attribute_limit
Exclusive upper limit of values of attributes "cellpadding",
"cellspacing", "colspan", "rowspan", "size", and "vspace".
http_authenticate_cache_max
Specifies a comma separated list of defintions of maximum number of re-use
times of each cached *-Authenticate: header. Each definition must be one
of the forms
+"="(equal sign)+
defines value for specified authentication scheme,
"*"(asterisk)+"="
modifies values for all authentication scheme,
abbreviation of "*"+"=".
Negative value implies no-limit.
http_authenticate_cache_expire
Specifies a comma separated list of defintions of expiration seconds of
each cached *-Authenticate: header. Each definition must be one of the
forms
+"="(equal sign)+
defines value for specified authentication scheme,
"*"(asterisk)+"="
modifies values for all authentication scheme,
abbreviation of the 2nd form.
Negative value implies no-expiration.
make_extviewer_buffer
Specifies whether or not to make buffers for external viewers.
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Enhancement of string expansion in mailcap entry
w3mmee recognizes following additional %-escapes on string expansion in mailcap
entry.
%h
The host part of URI.
%p
The port part of URI.
%u
The whole URI.
%{?:}
First % is tested whether it expands to something. Please notice
that "%" is prepended to the beginning of . If it really expands to
anything including empty string, is processed. Otherwise is
processed. If is omitted, it is treated as if is copied to
that place. If is omitted and if expansion of fails, whole
escape is replaced with empty string.
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browsecap -- External browser capability file
w3mmee includes a mechanism to determine an external browser invoked on a URI
automatically based on the scheme part of the URI. Bindings of external browsers
and schemes are given by "browsecap" files. w3mmee trys to scan two files
1. $LIB_DIR/browsecap
2. $HOME/.w3mmee/browsecap
and makes binding table in the same manner as for "mailcap" files.
File format is also the same as "mailcap" files. Only exception is that the first
field of each entry must be of the form
+"/"(slash)+
where currently supported is "post", "get", or "download". part
may be "*" (asterisk), which is treated as a usual wildcard. In case that
part is "post", arguments which should be passed to a CGI program, is
passed to a matched external browser as its standard input.
If relevant URI contains query string and if the query string includes a
component like =, an escape sequence of the form %{} expands
to . Further the escape sequence %? expands to whole of the query string
(the first question mark is exclusive).
The browsecap facility is also used to determine an editor used to edit the
source file of a buffer, the formatted image of a buffer, value of a input
control of text type of a form element, or contents of a textarea control of a
form element. An entry is adopted for this purpose if the first field of it
matches "x-edit/buffer", "x-edit/screen", "x-edit/inputtext", or
"x-edit/textarea", respectively.
Parser of mailcap and browsecap entries in w3mmee recognizes new flags
"x-internal", "x-cgioutput", "x-type", "x-uri", "x-netpath", "x-match=",
and "x-nc-match=".
If the flag "x-internal" is set in an entry, the entry is restricted to internal
use such as determining process of an enditor described above. I recommend to set
this flag in entries for such editors.
If the flag "x-cgioutput" is set, the program determined by the entry is treated
as if it is a CGI program, that is, various environment variables are set before
calling the program and lines before the first empty line in output of the
program are parsed as HTTP response header.
Flag "x-type" is only recognized in mailcap. The string generated from command
part of an entry with this flag, is treated as a MIME type name. The document
which matches this entry, is processed as if its content is of the type.
Flag "x-uri" is only recognized in browsecap. The string generated from command
part of an entry with this flag, is treated as a URI which should be processed by
w3mmee instead of original one.
Flag "x-netpath" is only recognized in browsecap. URIs with schemes defined by
entries with this flag, must be of "net_path" type (see section 3 of RFC2396).
Flags "x-match=" and "x-nc-match=" are only recognized in
browsecap. They are exclusive, and if both are set for one entry, the latter one
is atopted. If one of them is set, is matched against the whole URI (in
case-insensitive manner for "x-nc-match="), and only when match have
succeeded, the entry is adopted. When "test=..". is also set, the results are
ANDed to determine whether or not to adopt the entry.
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$RC_DIR/template
You can design whole screen layout in your preferable way by defining a frame set
with a file named "template" in your personal configuration directory ($RC_DIR).
The frame set must include a frame with name "_main" (without double quotation
marks). All the buffers loaded after are displayed at the position of the frame.
In "cols" and "rows" attributes of the frame set, w3mmee accepts extra length
specifications of the following form:
c
times of one US-ASCII character width (which can be modified with
pixel_per_char option if nescessary),
l
times of one US-ASCII character height (which can be modified
with pixel_per_line option if nescessary).
For example, assuming that pixel_per_char is 8 and that pixel_per_line is 16, 80c
stands for 640, and 25l stands for 400.
You can use the following "about://" URIs as the sources of frames in
$RC_DIR/template:
about://current-buffer
current buffer (implementation is incomplete, and currently useless),
about://menu/
[29]persistent version of a menu with name defined in
$RC_DIR/menu,
about://select-menu
synonym for about://menu/SelectBuffer,
about://process-list
buffer to show list of all subprocesses.
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Menus
Texts in popup menus are held in (almost) the same way as usual buffers. So most
search functions and most cursor moving functions for user buffers also work for
popup menus.
Further you can pick up and make (persistent) copies of buffers implementing
popup menus via [30]"about://menu" URI. Many menu functions (excluding ones very
depending on "popup"ing) apply these copies.
Note that the name of persistent version of buffer selection menu is
"SelectBuffer", though the name of popup version of buffer selection menu is
"Select".
(Mainly) to define mouse operations on the title line, special menu named
"Lastline" is initially defined. The labels of items of this menu is concatinated
horizontally, and inserted before (i.e. leff of) the string generated based on
the value of [31]buffername option. If the position passed to the user function
"GOTO_XY" is on the title line, the function bound to the item at the position is
performed.
In key definitions in $RC_DIR/menu, you can specify some words (case insensitive)
for special purposes.
FALLBACK
Usually in menu buffers, after having failed to search menu specific key
bindings, w3mmee search key bindings for non-menu buffers. However when a
menu has a function bound to this word, it stop to further search and
invokes the function.
HIDE
Label fields in menu definitions are mandatory, and usually they appear
when menus are displayed. However the labes of the items bound to this
word are not shown at all.
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Symbolic key notations
W3mmee accepts symbolic notations in various key definitions.
END, PGDN, HOME, PGUP, CR, LF, KP-END, KP-PGDN, KP-HOME, KP-PGUP, KP-INS,
F, MOUSE-CLICK-, MOUSE-DCLICK-,
MOUSE-DOUBLE-CLICK- (synonym for MOUSE-DCLICK-),
MOUSE-DRAG-, MOUSE-MOVE-.
Further it accepts the following notations which do not represent real key
strokes. They are used for menu function "M:POSITIONAL" to determine subfunction
when it has received a position not inside menu.
MENU-OUTSIDE, MENU-FRAME-TOP, MENU-FRAME-BOTTOM, MENU-FRAME-LEFT,
MENU-FRAME-RIGHT.
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Character ranges
The first argument of tty_accept_character or of tty_reject_character must be of
the following form. For Unicode characters,
"U+"+.
or
"U+"++
"-"+
For non-Unicode characters,
"I+"+
or
"I+"++
"-"+
``Internal representation'' of non-Unicode character is computed as follows.
First determine an integer S after ISO 2022 classification of character set:
* 94 set --> 0,
* 96 set --> 1,
* Non-ISO 2022 character set representable in 7bit --> 2,
* 94^2 set --> 3,
* Non-ISO 2022 character set representable in 15bit --> 4.
Then, for 94, 96, or 94x94 set, let F be the final octet of designating sequence
in ISO 2022 encoding. For 94 set which needs further itermediate octet 2/1 in its
designating sequence, further add 0x40 to F. For non-ISO 2022 character set,
[32]the support library assigns each character set with an integer to identify
the set. We adopt that integer as F.
Finally order all the codepoints representable in the character set, and assign
all codepoints with numbers C starting with 0, in that order.
Hexadecimal notations S, F, C joined with ``+'' (plus sign) compose ``internal
representation''.
F and C are optional, and their default values are
* minimal value of possible range if it appears as starting character,
* maximal value of possible range if it appears as ending character.
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References
1. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.ja
2. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/index.shtml.en
3. http://w3m.sourceforge.net/index.en.html
4. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/index.shtml.en
5. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#tty_initial_input_charset
6. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#tty_initial_output_charset
7. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/libmoe/
8. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/index.shtml.en
9. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/libmoe/
10. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/index.shtml.en
11. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/libmoe/
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13. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/libmoe/
14. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/index.shtml.en
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16. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/index.shtml.en
17. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/libmoe/mbconv.shtml#Conversion_specifiers
18. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/libmoe/
19. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/index.shtml.en
20. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#tty_character_replacement
21. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#browsecap
22. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#browsecap
23. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#wrap_line
24. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#accept_encoding
25. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#template
26. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#buffername
27. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#menu_implementation
28. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#buffername
29. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#menu_implementation
30. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#template
31. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/w3mmee/config.shtml.en#buffername
32. http://pub.ks-and-ks.ne.jp/prog/libmoe/
33. mailto:suto@ks-and-ks.ne.jp
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