uumrc(4) (JFP Reference Manual 4 : File Formats)

JFP Reference Manual 4 : File Formats

uumrc(4)

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | SEE ALSO

NAME

uumrc- xjsi and uum initialization file

SYNOPSIS

/usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/uumrc

DESCRIPTION

uumrc is used to set the Wnn6 Kana–Kanji conversion standard interface for each user.

Entries is set in the following style:

entry setting_value ...

entry

setting_value

;

include uumrc_filename

Reads another uumrc file. Used to add personal settings on the another uumrc file. If @DEFAULT is specified, uumrc is read in the following order.

@HOME/.Wnn6/uumrc
/etc/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/uumrc
/usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/uumrc

This entry can be specified more than once.

setconvenv wnnenvrc_filename

setconvenv wnnenvrc_filename sticky

setconvenv jserver wnnenvrc_filename

setconvenv jserver wnnenvrc_filename sticky

Specifies the Kana-Kanji conversion configuration file.

Specifies the connected Kana–Kanji conversion server by jserver. It is specified in the following order.

hostname: Kana–Kanji conversion server that uses the standart port number (22273) on hostname
hostname:offset: Kana–Kanji conversion server that uses the standart port number plus offset as port number on hostname
hostname/port_number: Kana–Kanji conversion server that uses port_number as port number on hostname

If sticky is specified, the current environment settings are stored even after xjsi/uum exits. This eliminates the need to initialize the environment the next time xjsi/uum starts and increases startup speed.

If this setting is omitted, path name for wnnenvrc is determined in the following order.

@HOME/.Wnn6/wnnenvrc
/etc/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/wnnenvrc
/usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/wnnenvrc

setkankanaenv wnnenvrc_filename

setkankanaenv wnnenvrc_filename sticky

setkankanaenv server_hostname wnnenvrc_filename

setkankanaenv server_hostname wnnenvrc_filename sticky

Specifies the Kanji–Kana conversion configuration file. By standard setting, Kanji cannot be converted to Kana. Kanji–Kana conversion cannot be done using the Wnn6 system dictionary.

The connected Kana–Kanji conversion server can be specified by jserver. The style of Kana–Kanji conversion server is the same of setconvenv.

setmaxchg number

Specify the maximum number of convertable characters. The default value will be used if 0 or a number below 0 is specified. The default is 100.

setmaxbunsetsu number

Specify the maximum number of convertable phrases. The upper limit is 400. The default value will be used if 0 or a number below 0 is specified. The default is 80.

setmaxichirankosu number

Specify the maximum number of candidates that can be displayed on the candidate list for uum. The default value will be used if 0 or a number below 0 is specified. The default is 36.

setmaxhistory number

Specify the maximum number of entries to be saved in the history. The default value will be used if 0 or a number below 0 is specified. The default is 11.

excellent_delete

Deletes the individual alphabetic characters that were input when deleting confirmed characters for the Automaton (roman character–Kana conversion) (default setting).

simple_delete

Deletes individual Japanese language characters when deleting confirmed characters for the Automaton (roman character–Kana conversion).

flow_control_on

Turns ON tty flow control (default setting) for uum.

flow_control_off

Turns OFF tty flow control for uum.

convkey_not_always_on

Disables key code conversion when conversion is turned OFF (default setting) for uum.

convkey_always_on

Enables key code conversion when conversion is turned OFF for uum.

not_send_ascii_char

Places ASCII characters in the Kana–Kanji conversion buffer when the buffer is empty (default setting).

send_ascii_char

Does not place ASCII characters in the Kana–Kanji conversion buffer when the buffer is empty.

waking_up_in_henkan_mode

Boots with the conversion mode turned ON (default setting).

waking_up_no_henkan_mode

Boots with the conversion mode turned OFF.

henkan_off_kuten

Does not convert Japanese language period (default setting).

henkan_on_kuten

Converts Japanese language period.

setuumkey uumkey_filename

Specifies the key binding configuration file.

If this setting is omitted, the path name for uumkey file is determined in the following order.

/etc/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/uumkey
/usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/uumkey

setrkfile roman_character-Kana_conversion_file_name

Specifies the mode defined table file name for the roman–Kana conversion. The direcroty including the mode defined table file (mode) can be also specified. The default is /usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ja/rk/mode.

setconvkey convert–key_filename

setconvkey termtype convert–key_filename

Specifies the key code conversion table file that is used to resolve the differences in key binding between machines (terminals) in uum. The default is /usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn/cvt_key_tbl. The entry that is specified termtype and it matches the value of the TERM environment variable, the entry is in effect. A wildcard character (*) can be used. This entry can be specified more than once.

setjishopath pathname

Specify the initial value of the dictionary file name input buffer that is used in adding dictionaries function of uum. The default is an empty string.

sethindopath pathname

Specify the initial value of the frequency file name input buffer that is used in adding dictionaries function of uum. The default is an empty string.

setfuzokugopath pathname

Specify the initial value of the auxiliary word file name input buffer that is used in adding dictionaries function of uum. The default is an empty string.

touroku_comment

Accepts comment input for word registration for uum.

touroku_no_comment

Does not accepts comment input for word registration for uum (default setting).

The following can be used at file name.

~: Value of the HOME environmental variable.
~user: user home directory.
@HOME: Value of the HOME environmental variable.
@LIBDIR: /usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn
@USR: user name
@LANG: ja

The first @USR in the arguments for setdic, setjishopath, or sethindopath is expanded into the startup user name.