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On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Marek Bajon wrote: > > > > - I can't see Polish characters (CCSID - 870, Unix cp - iso8859-2, Win > > cp - 1250, Dos cp - 852). I think tn5250 does not have 870 to win1250 > > I am afraid that's the case. Linux needs 870 to iso8859-2 translation. > Windows (Polish version) uses windows latin 2 (cp 1250) fonts, so I think > the Linux translation cannot work. > > Using tn5250 under Linux we assumed that our OS is using iso8859-xx code > page. This was true for Linux, it is not true for Windows. Yes, you hit the nail on the head. I just used the existing code for Linux, and did not consider that it might be different under Windows. > I think, that we > will need a more general format of the "map" option. "map=870" should be > replaced by "map=870_8859-2", and additionaly we need "map=870_1250" and > "map=870_852". I know, that recode supports all codepages mentioned above. Why does lp5250d need a different mapping than tn5250? You lost me here. Why do you use the MS-DOS mappings with lp5250d? I was thinking we'd just have it "automagically" know the difference between Windows and Unix and use the appropriate map. (then, of course, add the maps to transmaps.h) But, if we need different codepages for lp5250d than tn5250, then you're right, we'll have to make it more generalized... > I have no idea, what translations are needed for other languages. Here's what I've figured out by looking at the output of "recode -l": CCSID Windows Mapping Description ----- ------------------- ----------------- 420 windows-1256 Arabic 424 windows-1255 Hebrew 870 windows-1250 Eastern Europe (Poland) 875 windows-1253 Greek 880 windows-1251 Cyrillic 905 windows-1254 Turkey 1026 windows-1254 Turkey I'm not clear on those last two. We were mapping 905 to Latin 3, and 1026 to Latin 5, but I don't know which one should be windows-1254, and/or what we should do with the other. Do we have any Turkish users who could clarify that for me? Also, I haven't encountered any problems with the current map for "Latin 1". Has anyone else? Is there a different mapping I should be using for people in Germany, UK, etc? > > > - I think that resizing fonts according to the window size would be more > > > what users expect (at least the users I know :) ) > > > > Hmmm... Did you try this before I turned it off? Did you like the way it > > worked? If so, I could make it a config option. > > Sorry, I didn't try the previous version. Another config option wouldn't do > any harm :) > Okay, I'll try to re-add that option as a config keyword. Maybe I'll even have time after work tonight. (This should be relatively easy to do)
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