


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



NAME
     cvt_xim_tbl - key conversion table of Input Manager of the X
     Window System Version 11 (xwnmo(1X))

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/local/lib/wnn/cvt_xim_tbl (Default)

DESCRIPTION
     Converts a key code(KeySym) generated by XLookupString() to
     a one-byte character(Wnn code) according to preset data.

     Coding format:
             [ State-or-KeySym <space_character> Wnn-code ]
             State-or-KeySym = [States]KeySym-name
             States = State-name'|'[States]

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

     KeySym-name is a string declarated in keysymdef.h (except
     the prefix "XA_").

     State-name is one between the following string.
             "Shift"   ---> means ShiftMask
             "Ctrl"    ---> means ControlMask
             "Meta"    ---> means Mod1Mask
             "Meta1"   ---> means Mod1Mask (same as "Meta")
             "Meta2"   ---> means Mod2Mask
             "Meta3"   ---> means Mod3Mask
             "Meta4"   ---> means Mod4Mask
             "Meta5"   ---> means Mod5Mask

     Code notation:
             0??             ---> Octal
             0x?? or 0X??    ---> Hexadecimal
             ??              ---> Decimal

EXAMPLE
     Meta|Left            0x9A
     Meta|Up              0x99
     Meta|F11             0x95
     Meta|minus           0x81
     Meta|asciicircum     0x82
     Kanji                0x81
     F1                   0x91
     F2                   0x90
     Meta|Shift|F1        0x91

NOTES
     In case of old version xwnmo, key codes are converted with
     cvt_fun_tbl and cvt_meta_tbl. For compatibility, those files
     are available if those are specified by option or resource.
     In this case, those two files are loaded before the loading
     of cvt_xim_tbl. If duplicate definition is occurred, a warn-
     ing message will be printed and the definition in those two
     files will be taken precedence.

     Codes converted according to this table will be evaluated by
     2A_CTRL (default), which is an alphanumeric-phonetic conver-
     sion automation table. After which, they are evaluated by
     uumkey.

SEE ALSO
     xwnmo(1X), 2A_CTRL(4_JT), uumkey(4_JT)

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

AUTHOR
     Seiji Kuwari (OMRON Corporation)

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