From 8b2c144f3ef57416c3f76ed77bf70fe5fb37fce1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Pablo Saratxaga Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 07:47:07 +0000 Subject: make CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED written to i18n file --- perl-install/lang.pm | 139 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------- 1 file changed, 72 insertions(+), 67 deletions(-) (limited to 'perl-install/lang.pm') diff --git a/perl-install/lang.pm b/perl-install/lang.pm index 2634cea92..fb09f34ef 100644 --- a/perl-install/lang.pm +++ b/perl-install/lang.pm @@ -490,10 +490,19 @@ my %im_xim_program = 'zh_TW.UTF-8' => '"chinput -big5"', }, xcin => { - 'zh_TW' => '"@im=xcin-zh_TW"' + 'zh_TW' => '"xcin"' }, ); +#- XMODIFIERS is the environnement variable used by the X11 XIM protocol +#- it is of the form XIMODIFIERS="@im=foo" +#- XIM is used by some programs, it usually is the like XIMODIFIERS +#- with the "@im=" part stripped +#- GTK_IM_MODULE the module to use for Gtk programs ("xim" to use an X11 +#- XIM server; or a a native gtk module if exists) +#- XIM_PROGRAM the program to run (usually the same as XIM value, but +#- in some cases different, particularly if parameters are needed; +#- if it is locale dependent it should be defined in %im_xim_program) my %gtkqt_im = ( ami => { @@ -507,7 +516,7 @@ my %gtkqt_im = }, chinput => { GTK_IM_MODULE => 'xim', - XIM => 'xcin', + XIM => 'chinput', XMODIFIERS => '@im=Chinput', }, fctix => { @@ -548,6 +557,7 @@ my %gtkqt_im = xcin => { XIM => 'xcin', XIM_PROGRAM => 'xcin', + XMODIFIERS => '@im=xcin-zh_TW', GTK_IM_MODULE => 'xim', }, 'x-unikey' => { @@ -558,70 +568,51 @@ my %gtkqt_im = sub get_ims() { keys %gtkqt_im } - +#- ENC is used by some versions or rxvt my %xim = ( -#- xcin only works with 'zh_TW', 'zh_TW.Big5', 'zh_CN', 'zh_CN.GB2312' -#- all other locale names, in particular 'zh_HK' or 'zh_TW.UTF-8' -#- are unknown to it. So chinput is used for all but 'zh_TW' - 'ja_JP' => { - ENC => 'eucj', - }, - 'ja_JP.UTF-8' => { - ENC => 'utf8', - }, - 'ko_KR' => { - ENC => 'kr', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'ko_KR.UTF-8' => { - ENC => 'utf8', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_TW' => { - ENC => 'big5', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_TW.UTF-8' => { - ENC => 'utf8', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_CN' => { - ENC => 'gb', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_CN.UTF-8' => { - ENC => 'utf8', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_HK' => { - ENC => 'big5', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_HK.UTF-8' => { - ENC => 'utf8', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_SG' => { - ENC => 'gb', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - 'zh_SG.UTF-8' => { - ENC => 'utf8', - CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', - }, - #-XFree86 has an internal XIM for Thai that enables syntax checking etc. - #-'Passthroug' is no check at all, 'BasicCheck' accepts bad sequences - #-and convert them to right ones, 'Strict' refuses bad sequences - 'th_TH' => { - XIM_PROGRAM => '/bin/true', #- it's an internal module - XMODIFIERS => '"@im=BasicCheck"', - }, - #-xvnkb is not an XIM input method; but an input method of another - #-kind, only XIM_PROGRAM needs to be defined - #- ! xvnkb doesn't work in UTF-8 ! -#- 'vi_VN.VISCII' => { -#- XIM_PROGRAM => 'xvnkb', -#- }, +'ja_JP' => { +ENC => 'eucj', +}, +'ja_JP.UTF-8' => { +ENC => 'utf8', +}, +'ko_KR' => { +ENC => 'kr', +}, +'ko_KR.UTF-8' => { +ENC => 'utf8', +}, +'zh_TW' => { +ENC => 'big5', +}, +'zh_TW.UTF-8' => { +ENC => 'utf8', +}, +'zh_CN' => { +ENC => 'gb', +}, +'zh_CN.UTF-8' => { +ENC => 'utf8', +}, +'zh_HK' => { +ENC => 'big5', +}, +'zh_HK.UTF-8' => { +ENC => 'utf8', +}, +'zh_SG' => { +ENC => 'gb', +}, +'zh_SG.UTF-8' => { +ENC => 'utf8', +}, +#-XFree86 has an internal XIM for Thai that enables syntax checking etc. +#-'Passthroug' is no check at all, 'BasicCheck' accepts bad sequences +#-and convert them to right ones, 'Strict' refuses bad sequences +'th_TH' => { +XIM_PROGRAM => '/bin/true', #- it's an internal module +XMODIFIERS => '"@im=BasicCheck"', +}, ); my %default_im; @@ -664,6 +655,20 @@ sub IM2packages { return $packages ? @$packages : $im; } +#- CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED if defined to yes, disables translations on console +#- it is needed for languages not supported by the linux console +my %console_support = ( +'ar' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'bn' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'fa' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'he' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'hi' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'ko' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'ur' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'yi' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'zh_TW' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +'zh_CN' => { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes', }, +); #- [0]: console font name #- [1]: sfm map for console font (if needed) @@ -1051,8 +1056,8 @@ sub write { } #- deactivate translations on console for RTL languages - if ($h->{LANG} =~ /ar|fa|he|ur|yi/) { - add2hash $h, { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => 'yes' } + if ($console_support->{$locale->{lang}}) { + add2hash $h, { CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED => $console_support{$locale->{lang}}{CONSOLE_NOT_LOCALIZED} } } setVarsInSh($prefix . ($b_user_only ? "$ENV{HOME}/.i18n" : '/etc/sysconfig/i18n'), $h); -- cgit v1.2.1