mdbCharsetList(5)
π mdbCharsetList(5) π
okay bestie, welcome to mdbCharsetList from The m17n Library β it's giving "the master list of character set definitions" and honestly? she's iconic. β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
mdbCharsetList β the List of character set definitions. that's it, that's the whole vibe. π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so here's the tea π: the m17n library loads a whole list of charset definitions out of the data of tag <charset-list>. and that data gets loaded as a plist of this exact format:
CHARSET-LIST ::= DEFINITION *
DEFINITION ::= '(' NAME ( KEY VALUE ) * ')'
NAME ::= SYMBOL
KEY ::= SYMBOL
VALUE ::= SYMBOL | INTEGER | MTEXT | PLIST
copy that verbatim, no cap. π₯
okay so let's break it down, bestie:
NAMEis a name of a charset to define. literally the name of the thing you're defining, that's her whole job. π- and the
KEYandVALUEpair? that's a property that gets handed over to the functionmchar_define_charset()as an element of the second argument plist. so every key-value duo is one lil present π being passed into that second argument plist, one at a time.
π SEE ALSO π
mdbGeneral(5)mchar_define_charset()
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π COPYRIGHT π
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Copyright (C) 2001-2011 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
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