Re: package description : cocot
Hi.
Thank you for your comment.
On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 07:25:51 -0500
Jonathan Nieder <jrnieder@gmail.com> wrote:
> How does the package compare to luit from x11-utils?
I did not know much about luit. cocot came from cygwin environment.
cocot has options: (roughtly translate)
-o LOGFILE output log which is converting encoding before.
-a log turn append mode. This option must use with -o option.
-t TERM_CODE Terminal encoding. Default is CP932(Japanse Microsoft encoding
and ms defined characters)
-p PROC_CODE Command process encoding Default is EUC-JP
-i Ignore ISO-2022-JP escape sequence
-n Do not convert encoding
(Same act as script(1) and -o option)
-h show help message.
-v show version.
>
> I have occasionally wanted to use a program that expects a UTF-8
> terminal on a latin1 terminal, which is the opposite of what luit
> does. Would cocot help me?
cocot can define terminal encoding and process encoding. It seems to me
that cocot can help you. But I have never done it actually. I am
sorry that I can not give you proven infomation.
>
> More generally, I think it would be useful to indicate roughly which
> encodings would be supported on the application side and on the
> terminal side. From the web site [1] I see that it supports using a
> terminal supporting the CP932 encoding to run programs that expect to
> be able to use EUC-JP and that Unicode support was at some point a
> work in progress.
>
> Jonathan
>
> [1] http://vmi.jp/software/cygwin/cocot.html
>
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