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PROGRAM:
NAME
makechs - A program that can be used to create additional translation tables for use by
JamNNTPd.
SYNOPSIS
makechs <fromchrs> <destchrs> <frommap> [<destmap>]
DESCRIPTION
The *.chs files in the "xlat" and "unicode/xlat" directories are character set translation
tables in the GoldED+ format. The files were created from mappings files found at this
URL:
http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/
Fallback sequences for characters that do not exist in the target charset were taken from
Markus Kuhn's transliteration tables found at the URL below:
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/download/transtab.tar.gz
If you want to create additional translation tables, you can easily do so using this
utility.
OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below:
<fromchrs>
The fidonet name of the charset you want to convert from.
<destchrs>
The fidonet name of the charset you want to convert to.
<frommap>
The Unicode mappings file for the source charset.
<destmap>
The Unicode mappings file for the destination charset. If you don't supply a
mappings file, makechs will instead create a chs file that converts the source
charset to utf-8.
The output of makechs is written to the console and needs to be redirected to the desired
file.
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