Title and Copyright Information |
About This Manual |
Audience |
Organization |
Related Documentation |
Conventions |
1 | Tru64 UNIX Japanese Features |
1.1 | Internationalization Features, Commands and Utilities |
1.1.1 | Internationalization Features |
1.1.2 | Codesets |
1.1.3 | Japanese Locale and Internationalization Commands and Utilities |
1.2 | Asian Language Processing tty Subsystem |
1.2.1 | Kana-Kanji Conversion by STREAMS tty |
1.2.2 | On-Demand Font Loading |
1.2.3 | Code Conversion |
1.3 | Wnn Kana-Kanji Conversion System |
1.4 | Mule Editor |
1.5 | FD Access Utility |
1.6 | Kana-Kanji Conversion |
1.6.1 | Kana-Kanji Conversion Dictionaries and Data File |
1.6.2 | Conversion Key Definition |
1.7 | Japanese Printer Filters |
1.8 | Japanese Advanced Printing Software |
1.9 | Kanji Code Conversion Utilities |
1.10 | Conversion Key Definition Library |
1.11 | User-Defined Character Creation Tools |
1.12 | Tools for Migration from System V MNLS to Tru64 UNIX |
1.13 | Japanese Input System |
1.14 | Japanese Reference Pages |
1.15 | Japanese Message Catalogs |
1.16 | Japanese Document Full-Text Searching |
1.17 | Japanese TrueType Fonts |
2 | Basic Setup of Japanese Environment |
2.1 | Installing the Japanese Environment |
2.2 | Setting Up the Internationalization Environment |
2.3 | Setting up the CDE Language |
2.3.1 | Setting the CDE Default Language |
2.4 | Setting Up the Japanese Locale |
2.5 | Setting Up the Japanese Terminal |
2.5.1 | Setting the Terminal and Application Codes |
2.5.1.1 | Setting the Terminal Codeset |
2.5.1.2 | Setting the Application Codes |
2.5.2 | Handling of 8-Bit Data |
2.5.3 | Checking the Current Terminal Settings |
2.6 | File Code Conversion |
2.7 | Message Catalogs |
2.8 | Setting Up the Japanese Reference Pages |
3 | Setting Up the Japanese Input System |
3.1 | dxjim |
3.1.1 | Starting dxjim |
3.1.2 | Japanese Input with dxjim |
3.2 | VJE-Gamma |
3.3 | WX3 |
4 | Setting Up a Japanese Printer |
4.1 | Printer Codes |
4.2 | Setting Up a Japanese Printer |
4.3 | Setting Up an ESC/P Printer |
4.4 | Installing and Setting Up Advanced Printing Software |
5 | Setting Up a Japanese Keyboard |
5.1 | Setting Up a CDE Keyboard |
5.1.1 | Kana Mode |
5.1.2 | Conversion Keys |
5.1.3 | Kana LED |
5.2 | Setting Up a Japanese Keyboard in Console or Single-User Mode |
6 | Installing and Setting Up Japanese Document Full-Text Searching Tools |
6.1 | Installing the midoc Software |
6.1.1 | Securing the Expanded Destination of the Kit |
6.1.2 | Installing the midoc Software From the Kit |
6.1.3 | Setup After Installation |
6.1.3.1 | Copying the Icon Files |
6.1.3.2 | Copying the Perl Scripts |
6.1.3.3 | Editing the Map File |
6.1.4 | Executing the Search |
6.1.5 | Uninstalling the midoc Software |
6.2 | Installing the miman Software |
6.2.1 | Securing the Expanded Destination of the Kit |
6.2.2 | Installing the miman Software from the Kit |
6.2.3 | Setup After Kit Expansion |
6.2.4 | Uninstalling the miman Software and Other Notes |
7 | Japanese Input with dxjim |
7.1 | Outline of the Japanese Conversion Features |
7.2 | Using dxjim |
7.2.1 | Setting Up dxjim |
7.2.2 | Input Styles |
7.2.3 | Using dxjim Resources |
7.3 | Japanese Input Conversion Keys |
7.3.1 | Changing the Conversion Key Definition |
7.4 | Conversion Rules |
7.4.1 | Romaji-to-Kana Conversion Correspondence Table |
7.4.2 | Special-Character Conversion Correspondence Table |
7.4.3 | Symbol Conversion Correspondence Table |
7.4.4 | Code Input |
7.5 | Using the Keyboard Kana Mode |
7.6 | Supporting Japanese Keyboards Equipped with Conversion Keys |
A | Character Codes |
A.1 | Character Sets |
A.1.1 | 7-Bit JIS Kanji Codeset |
A.1.2 | 8-Bit JIS Kanji Codeset |
A.1.3 | Japanese EUC Codeset |
A.1.4 | DEC Kanji Codeset |
A.1.5 | Super DEC Kanji Codeset |
A.1.6 | Shift JIS Codeset |
A.1.7 | UTF-8 Codeset |
B | Contents of Japanese Locale Definitions |
B.1 | CHARMAP |
B.2 | LC_TYPE |
B.3 | LC_COLLATE |
B.4 | LC_MESSAGES |
B.5 | LC_MONETARY |
B.6 | LC_NUMERIC |
B.7 | LC_TIME |
Examples |
4-1 | Sample /etc/printcap File |
6-1 | Accessing a CD-ROM Mounted Locally |
6-2 | Accessing a CD-ROM Mounted on the Web Server |
Figures |
2-1 | Software Subsets Required to Use the Japanese Environment |
2-2 | Terminal Driver (Asian tty) |
Tables |
2-1 | Japanese Locales That Can Be Selected for the CDE Language Setting Option |
2-2 | Japanese Locale Names Available for Tru64 UNIX |
2-3 | Locale Databases |
2-4 | Available Category Names |
2-5 | Possible Codeset Names for the Terminal Codesets |
2-6 | Possible Codeset Names for the Application Codesets |
2-7 | Possible Codeset Names for use with iconv |
2-8 | Possible Codeset Names for use with iconv (for Machines Not Manufactured by Compaq) |
2-9 | Directories Where Japanese Message Catalogs Exist |
2-10 | Reference Page Section Numbers |
7-1 | Japanese Input Conversion Features |
7-2 | JVMS Conversion Key Definition |
7-3 | EVEJ Conversion Key Definition |
7-4 | KEYPAD Conversion Key Definition |
7-5 | TARO Conversion Key Definition |
7-6 | CTRL Conversion Key Definition |
7-7 | Conversion Key Definition of a Japanese Keyboard Equipped with the |
A-1 | Classification of Character Sets Based on the JIS |
A-2 | ASCII Versus JIS X 0201 LH |
A-3 | Character Sets Available for Each of the Codesets |
A-4 | 7-Bit JIS Codeset Character Codes |
A-5 | 8-Bit JIS Codeset Character Codes |
A-6 | Japanese EUC Codeset Character Codes |
A-7 | DEC Kanji Character Set 1983 |
A-8 | DEC Kanji Codeset Character Codes |
A-9 | Super DEC Kanji Codeset Character Codes |
A-10 | Super DEC Kanji User-Defined Fields |
A-11 | Encoding of Shift JIS Codes |
A-12 | Correspondence Between Kanji and User-Defined Characters and Ku-Ten Numbers |
A-13 | UCS-4 Encoding Ranges and UTF-8 Bit Assignments |
B-1 | Japanese Codeset Attributes |
B-2 | Standard Character Classes |
B-3 | Extended Character Classes |
B-4 | LC_MESSAGES Definitions |
B-5 | Definitions of LC_MONETARY |
B-6 | Definitions of LC_NUMERIC |
Index |