1 Sep 1998 01:02
Re: MULE primer
SL Baur <steve <at> xemacs.org>
1998-08-31 23:02:33 GMT
1998-08-31 23:02:33 GMT
[cc'ed to xemacs-mule] Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi <at> gnus.org> writes in ding <at> gnus.org: > What is *the* way to learn about all this MULE stuff? For detailed technical documentation about charsets, JIS, etc. there's the O'Reilly Blowfish book -- Understanding Japanese Information Processing. It makes very dry reading except perhaps for Chapter 5 -- "Japanese Input" which does give some clues how to make things work. Unfortunately, unless you can read Japanese there doesn't appear to be any documentation. I learned how to get around by trying things out and asking questions. It also helped that I had to build and install the required extra packages -- I have Canna, Wnn4.2, Wnn6 (courtesy of OMRON), SJ3, and Kinput2 (an XIM server that simultaneously can connect to all of the above backends) installed on my development machine. They all work slightly differently, of course. :-P English documentation for XEmacs is/was being worked on, but the person who was doing it got as far as a very close draft then dropped away(Continue reading). A cheap pocket tourist's dictionary is good enough to get some examples to type in. > I have a distinct feeling I must be misunderstanding something basic > here. I mean, here's (日本語) some Japanese text, so I must be > doing something right, but I still don't understand it. I'm not sure where to begin. Assuming some basic knowledge of

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A cheap pocket tourist's dictionary is good enough to get some examples
to type in.
> I have a distinct feeling I must be misunderstanding something basic
> here. I mean, here's (日本語) some Japanese text, so I must be
> doing something right, but I still don't understand it.
I'm not sure where to begin. Assuming some basic knowledge of





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