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30 charmap=$136 ${localedef_after_env} $flags -f $charmap -i $input \44 echo "Charmap: \"${charmap}\" Inputfile: \"${input}\"" \52 charmap=`echo $locfile|sed 's|[^.]*[.]\([^@ ]*\)\(@[^ ]*\)\?/LC_CTYPE|\1|'`55 echo "Generating locale $locale.$charmap: this might take a while..."63 charmap_real="$charmap"64 if [ "$charmap" = "SJIS" ]; then77 generate_locale $charmap_real $locale$modifier $locale.$charmap$modifier "$flags"
29 charmap=$142 ${localedef_after_env} --quiet -c -f $charmap -i $input \49 echo "Charmap: \"${charmap}\" Inputfile: \"${input}\"" \
67 data used the locale and charmap description files contained here.
2 # 8859.1 charmap, using the standard names in 10646 and related standards.6 # would like comments on this charmap...
4 % Obtained by editing IBM866 charmap (Alexander Vidybida)
9 % This charmap is based on MS CP1252, not ISO 8859/1.
4 % ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993 charmap with mnemonic,ds symbolnames
7 % Chinese charmap for BIG5 (CP950)13 % This charmap is converted from:
6 % Chinese charmap for EUC-CN = GB2312 = union of ASCII and GB_2312-80
5 # need gzip, and we don't need to copy in the uncompressed charmap from
15 % charmap file for GBK version 1.0 (sean.chen@turbolinux.com).
65 % Use the characters described in the charmap file "i18n.tgz"
58 % Use the characters described in the charmap file "i18n.tgz"
60 % Use the characters described in the charmap file "i18n.tgz"
64 % Use the characters described in the charmap file "i18n.tgz"
63 % Use the characters described in the charmap file "i18n.tgz"
62 % Use the characters described in the charmap file "i18n.tgz"
53 % Use the characters described in the charmap file "i18n.tgz"
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