Fabrizio Polacco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > To update the table, put a new line _before_ the one with the asterisc; > put yor LANG value in the first column, the driver you use for groff > (when you call man -t device ...) in the second, and the value of > LESSCHARSET env var in the third. > with that, if man selects to display a page under .../man/ja/man1/ > (which is driven by LANG), it will set the values in the corresponding > line of the table, and > man foo > should work as if you issued > LESSCHARSET=ja man -Tnippon foo [..snipped..] > The problem is: will this approach work also for other charsets, like > latin2, greek, cyrillic or korean? > Do they have a different groff driver?
There's no Korean driver, unfortunately. No body has worked on the Korean driver, AFAIK. There's no problem to see a Korean manpages in hanterm with LESSCHARSET=latin1; but we can't print Korean man pages. But this solution looks good. I believe it's applicable to Korean. To apply this solution to Korean, Korean native driver should be made first. -- Changwoo Ryu
