sdtudc_map(4)

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | FILES | SEE ALSO | NOTES

NAME

sdtudc_map - User defined character conversion map file

SYNOPSIS

/usr/dt/config/$LANG/sdtudc_map 

DESCRIPTION

sdtudc_map is the default character conversion map file accessed by sdtudc_convert(1) and sdtudc_extract(1) when moving from the environment implemented for user–defined characters under Solaris 2.5.1 and earlier to the slightly different environment used beginning under Solaris 2.6 and later. This file is a standard text file that can be edited with a regular text editor.

Any line beginning with a # is interpreted as a comment line and not read.

Each line lists a character code to be converted and the character code it should be converted to. Each character code to be converted must be placed ',' at the beginning and the end, and a character code to be converted and the character code it should be converted to must be separated by '\t'.

Initial default values for ja locale are as follows. This example below is how to convert code point of codeset 1 9 ku – 15 ku to codeset 1 85 ku – 91 ku.

• a9a1,a9ff f5a1
• aaa1,aaff f6a1
• aba1,abff f7a1
• aca1,acff f8a1
• ada1,adff f9a1
• aea1,aeff faa1
• afa1,afff fba1

For example, sdtudc_extract would extract user–defined characters registered in the region 0xa9a1 to 0xa9ff from the specified font file and convert them to values beginning from 0xf5a1 in the first line. Also sdtudc_convert would convert 0xa9a1 to 0xa9ff code points in text file to code points beginning from 0xf5a1.

FILES

/usr/dt/config/$LANG/sdtudc_map

SEE ALSO

sdtudc_convert(1), sdtudc_extract(1), sdtudctool(1)

NOTES

Be sure to specify f5a1 or larger for the code point of conversion target.

SunOS 5.9  Last Revised 28 October 1999

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | FILES | SEE ALSO | NOTES