


XIMCONF(4)          UNIX Programmer's Manual           XIMCONF(4)



NAME
     ximconf - Configuration file of Input Manager of the X Win-
     dow System Version 11 (xwnmo(1X))

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/local/lib/wnn/ximconf

DESCRIPTION
     In the ximconf file, configurations of xwnmo are wrote.  As
     configurations; environments of each supported languages(the
     relation between internal locale and external locale,
     CSWIDTH(code set width), whether use conversion server or
     not and etc.), default locale and locale for world environ-
     ment.

     Lines that start with a semicolon (;) are comments.

     Coding format:

          {ext_locale}[|{ext_locale}|...] {lang}
          {internal_locale} {cswidth} {using_server} {code_trans}
          or
          setdefaultlocale    {def_locale}
          or
          setworldlocale      {world_locale}


     ext_locale
               Specifies a locale name which is used by client.
               If a client requests xwnmo to use the ext_locale,
               xwnmo will refer the client to lang,
               internal_locale and etc. in same line. Plural
               ext_locale can be specified with separator '|'.

     lang      Specifies a lang name which is referred as LANG
               name on Wnn environment.  Please refer manuals for
               serverdefs or uumrc of Wnn.

     internal_locale
               Specifies a locale name which is used as internal
               locale by xwnmo.  The Wnn library can process only
               EUC encoding. Therefore xwnmo must use locales are
               subset of EUC. Must specify locales are subset of
               EUC in internal_locale.

     cswidth   Specifies CSWIDTH(code set width) of
               internal_locale.  Code format of CSWIDTH follows.
               CSWIDTH=b1[:c1][,b2[:c2][,b3[:c3]]]
               "b1-b3" is byte length of each code set(except SS2
               or SS3).
               "c1-c3" is column length of each code set.
               "b1" and "c1" is for code set 1.
               "b2" and "c2" is for code set 2.
               "b3" and "c3" is for code set 3.

     using_server
               Specifies whether this language environment uses
               its conversion server or not. If ``True'' or
               ``TRUE'' is specified, the conversion server will
               be used.  Otherwise it will not be used. For exam-
               ple; in case of Latin languages, input of those
               languages will be realized with automaton conver-
               sion.

     code_trans
               In case of peculiar languages(e.g. Chinese), it is
               necessary to translate internal code to code for
               drawing (e.g. Yincoding of Chinese). In those
               language, code_trans specifies the translation
               method as string.  Otherwise ``Normal'' must be
               specified in code_trans.  Currently, only ``Yin-
               coding'' is support. It is for Yincoding of
               Chinese.

     def_locale
               Specifies default locale name. If locale for
               Root-mode is empty or "C" locale, this default
               locale will be used. If def_locale is not speci-
               fied, DEFAULT_LANG will be used as default locale.
               DEFAULT_LANG depends on environment of compiling.
               If you want to know DEFAULT_LANG, set the resource
               langName as NULL, set the environment variable
               LANG as "C" and execute xwnmo. Then xwnmo will
               print the message "I try to set locale to default
               ???.". This ??? is DEFAULT_LANG.

     world_locale
               Specifies locale for world environment. If a
               client requests xwnmo to use this world locale,
               xwnmo will create multi-language environment for
               the client. If world_locale is not specified,
               "wr_WR.ct" will be used as default.

SEE ALSO
     xwnmo(1X)

COPYRIGHT
     Copyright 1992 by OMRON Corporation
     Copyright 1992 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology

AUTHOR
     Seiji Kuwari (OMRON Corporation)



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