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File: terminology, Node: Top, Up: (mule)

Terminology
***********

* Menu:

* WNN::                 Japanese Kana to Kanji translator
* CWNN::                Chinese PinYin/ZhuYin to Hanji translator
* EGG::                 Japanese/Chinese inputting methods which uses Wnn/cWnn
* SJ3::                 Japanese Kana to Kanji translator
* CANNA::               Japanese Kana to Kanji translator
* QUAIL::               Inputting method of multilingual characters
* TERMINAL EMULATOR::   Terminal emulators which runs on X
* ISO2022::             Code extension techniques (encoding mechanism) of ISO
* ECMA::                European Computer Manufacturers Association


File: terminology, Node: WNN

Japanese Kana to Kanji translator
=================================

Wnn consists of:
	jserver - a background server for translating Kana
		  string to Kanji-Kana mixed string.
	uum - a front end of jserver used on terminal.
	dictionary - quite big dictionary for the translation.

Wnn is distributed as a contribution software of X.V11R5 under the
directory contrib/im/Xsi/Wnn.  The latest version is 4.108.



File: terminology, Node: CWNN

Chinese PinYin/ZhuYin to Hanji translator
=========================================

cWnn consists of:
	cserver - a background server for translating
		  PinYin/ZhuYin string to Hanji string
		  (for GB encoding).
	tserver - a background server for translating
		  PinYin/ZhuYin string to Hanji string
		  (for Big-5 encoding).
	cuum - a front end of cserver used on terminal.
	dictionary - quite big dictionary for the translation.

cWnn is distributed as a contribution software of X.V11R5 under the
directory contrib/im/Xsi/cWnn.  The latest version is 4.108.



File: terminology, Node: EGG

Japanese/Chinese inputting methods which uses Wnn/cWnn
======================================================

EGG provides two levels of user interface, one is to enter Kana/PinYin
string from ASCII keyboard (ITS level), and the other is to tranlate
Kana/PinYin string to Kanji/Hanzi string (TAKANA level) while
communicating with jserver/cserver.

Using EGG on Mule corresponds to using uum/cuum on kterm/cxterm, both
uses jserver/cserver as background, but EGG provides much more
convenient interface when you are running Mule.



File: terminology, Node: SJ3

Japanese Kana to Kanji translator
=================================

'sj3' translates Japanese Kana string to Kanji-Kana mixed string.  'sj3'
runs on Sony NEWS workstations.

When Mule is installed with EGG and SJ3, EGG communicate with sj3serv
instead of jserver/cserver.



File: terminology, Node: CANNA

Japanese Kana to Kanji translator
=================================

Canna converts kana to kanji based on a server-client model.  That is,
an application program communicates with a kana-to-kanji conversion
server and achieves Japanese input.  Canna is distributed as a
contribution software of X.V11R5 under the directory contrib/im/Canna.

When Mule is installed with CANNA, you can use Canna server for
inputting Japanese.



File: terminology, Node: QUAIL

Inputting method of multilingual characters in Mule
===================================================

Quail system is bundled with Mule (quail.el) and provides inputting
methods of various character sets (quail/xxx.el).  For European:
	quail/latin.elc, quail/greek.elc, quail/cyrillic.elc,
quail/hebrew.elc For Chinese (corresponds to cxterm's *.cit):
	quail/ccdospy.elc, quail/ctlau.elc, quail/etzy.elc,
quail/punct-b5.elc,
	quail/punct.elc, quail/py-b5.elc, quail/py.elc, quail/qj-b5.elc,
	quail/qj.elc, quail/sw.elc, quail/tonepy.elc, quail/zozy.elc For
Korean:
	quail/hangul.elc, quail/hangul3.elc, quail/hanja-ksc.elc For
Japanese (tcode users):
	quail/tcode-dvorak.elc, quail/tcode-qwerty.elc



File: terminology, Node: TERMINAL EMULATOR

kterm, cxterm, ixterm, exterm: Terminal emulators which runs on X
=================================================================

	kterm: Japanese version of 'xterm'.
	cxterm: Chinese version of 'xterm'.
	ixterm: European version of 'xterm'.
	exterm: multilingual version of 'xterm'.
			(Japanese/Chinese/Korean/European/et al)

Distributed as contribution softwares of X.V11R5 under the directory
contrib/clients.



File: terminology, Node: ISO2022

Code extension techniques (encoding mechanism) of ISO
=====================================================

ISO2022 is the International Standard of character code encoding
techniques.  It defines how to encode character sets registered by ECMA.
Here we gives a very short essence of these techniques.  See
mule/doc/ISO2022 for more information.



File: terminology, Node: ECMA

European Computer Manufacturers Association
===========================================

ECMA is engaged in administration of The International Register for
character sets.  Any character set can be a candidate for registration
so long as it satisfies the technical requirements of ISO2022 and the
format requirements of ISO2375.