I took another look at some garbled spam I seem to be picking up
regularly, which I had mistakenly assumed to be from a Korean source,
and it looks like Apple's mail app in 10.2.4 is _not_ handling 7-bit JIS
correctly. More later.
rant
Crud. I have some resume pages that I _know_ are shift
I took another look at some garbled spam I seem to be picking up
regularly, which I had mistakenly assumed to be from a Korean source,
and it looks like Apple's mail app in 10.2.4 is _not_ handling 7-bit JIS
correctly. More later.
But, while I was checking that, I checked the following:
I
On Wednesday, Jun 18, 2003, at 20:01 Asia/Tokyo, Joel Rees wrote:
(I'm still trying to decipher what they've done with the file system,
and still trying to figure out how to get the terminal app to show the
Japanese names for files. My brother in law has a book that shows a way
that is
On Wednesday, Jun 18, 2003, at 20:01 Asia/Tokyo, Joel Rees wrote:
(I'm still trying to decipher what they've done with the file system,
and still trying to figure out how to get the terminal app to show the
Japanese names for files. My brother in law has a book that shows a way
that is supposed
Editors I use a lot.
Jedit, Java editor.
I've got to try that some time.
www.jedit.org
It is extremely good at setting default encodings, changing file
encoding (batch mode, too) on the fly, et cetera.
Mi, great text editor from Japanese author
deg.TMGDBdeg.$D9$BBdeg.$D9deg.$E9deg.$D9-$DA$F5
Where have I seen that before? It just doesn't make any sense at all as
any JIS in a visible hexadecimal form. Maybe it's just raw, untouched,
straight JIS, with no escapes.
Nope. Not even straight JIS with the escapes being munged to
On Tuesday, June 17, 2003 16:09 +0900 Joel Rees [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Jedit, Java editor.
I've got to try that some time.
Very heavy, very slow, even on my G4-867 with a gig of RAM. Is claimed to
support folding in code but I could never get it to work. I'll take BBedit
any day, at least
Well well, it looks like I got a lot of replies over the night...
There were two places I've gotten the mojibake text: one was from an email (I
was asking how to make a specific kanji i couldn't find), the second was from
file names a japanese friend of mine gave me (mp3). As far as typing in
Oh, something important I just noticed about this discussion. It seems my email
(or the listserv?) is further garbling some of the mojibake I send out. The last
three examples should be...
a-grave, i-acute, a-circ/hat, capital-delta
infinity, T, infinity, U, infinity, G, unequal,
(Replying to myself again, but just for the record, ...)
VIM...well, not great at Japanese. But an lovely editor. Just had to
add it here. Works great in X11 on OS X, too! ;)
Use it in freeBSD, trying to get it set up for openBSD,
jvim. It would not make sense to use vim with Wnn and
I ask only because it came up here before and I can find nothing online about
it...
I'm trying to do some things in japanese on my OSX box, unfortuanately my
japanese isn't terribly good so any help info on my computer is minimally
helpful. My biggest question is how to get garbled text like
I ask only because it came up here before and I can find nothing online about
it...
I'm trying to do some things in japanese on my OSX box, unfortuanately my
japanese isn't terribly good so any help info on my computer is minimally
helpful. My biggest question is how to get garbled text
On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 11:39 PM, Joel Rees wrote:
My next question is where there's a good online FAQ site for doing
japanese on OSX or finding OSX programs that accept Japenese
(unicode?).
I type in Japanese in textedit, mail and project builder without
difficulty. Have you set the
Japanese and Mac OS Xawesome. Yes; I am biased.
Can you tell us how you got the garbled text? It looks like if you
switch the encoding, as suggested, that you might get things into
something resembling Japanese.
As for Mac OS X supporting Japanese. I presume you have checked the
system
I type in Japanese in textedit, mail and project builder without
difficulty.
I find I've had to fuss a bit with Project Builder's editor. Most of the
docs, source, etc., I see are encoded in shift-JIS, but I haven't yet
found a way to tell the PB editor what encoding to assume when opening a
But I can tell Text Edit what encoding to assume and then save as UTF-8
or UTF-16, so there's a work-around.
Unfortunately, that's not going to help the OP, near as I can tell. Do
you recognize his deg.TMGDBdeg.$D9$BBdeg.$D9deg.$E9deg.$D9-$DA$F5?
Editors I use a lot.
Jedit, Java editor.
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