Hi,
At 31 Jan 2002 13:28:22 +,
Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> Hi Tomohiro,
>
> I agree with the general idea. I would like to change a few details.
Thank you. I tried implementation last night and it is working
almost well.
> I would suggest one new resource:
>
> XTerm*utf8Filter: /usr/
JC> 128x256 character encodings (e.g. Big 5).
Sorry, that was 96x192. Or somesuch.
Juliusz
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JS> Does luit support the encodings that do not compatible with iso-2022?
Yes, but currently only 128 character encodings (e.g. CP1252), 128x128
character encodings and 128x256 character encodings (e.g. Big 5).
GB 18030 and UTF-8 are on my to-do list; remember, however, that I
work on that stuf
Tomohiro KUBOTA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Tomohiro,
I agree with the general idea. I would like to change a few details.
I would suggest one new resource:
XTerm*utf8Filter: /usr/X11R6/bin/luit
If utf8Filter is set, and XTerm is in UTF-8 mode, XTerm will spawn
prog args
instead of
pr
> > Does luit support the encodings that do not compatible with iso-2022?
> > For example GB18030?
>
> It supports a few non-ISO-2022-compliant encodings such as Big5.
> It doesn't support GB18030 so far, though Juliusz is willing to
> support it. See his message at
If I do
# LANG=zh_TW.Big5
Hi,
At Thu, 31 Jan 2002 13:58:11 +0800,
James Su wrote:
> Does luit support the encodings that do not compatible with iso-2022?
> For example GB18030?
It supports a few non-ISO-2022-compliant encodings such as Big5.
It doesn't support GB18030 so far, though Juliusz is willing to
support it. S
Hello,
Does luit support the encodings that do not compatible with iso-2022?
For example GB18030?
Regards
James Su
Tomohiro KUBOTA wrote:
>Hi,
>
>XFree86 4.2 has been released. Thus, I'd like to start an improvement
>of xterm to invoke luit, so that xterm will obey the current LC_CTYPE
>loc
Hi,
XFree86 4.2 has been released. Thus, I'd like to start an improvement
of xterm to invoke luit, so that xterm will obey the current LC_CTYPE
locale not only when it is one of UTF-8 locales but also when it is
one of various major locales (which luit supports).
My idea is:
- adding "-lc" com
