vilistextum-2.6.9/0000777000076400001440000000000010517231456011136 500000000000000vilistextum-2.6.9/doc/0000777000076400001440000000000010517231456011703 500000000000000vilistextum-2.6.9/doc/screenshots.html0000644000076400001440000000541110514645233015045 00000000000000 Examples of vilistextum output

Example output

Unicode output

&#27700;<br>
&#913; &#937;<br>
&#x20AC;<br>
Output of "vilistextum --output-utf-8" 
水
Α Ω
€

Font styles

<b>bold</b><br>
<i>italic</i><br>
<u>underlined</u><br>
<em>emphasized<em><br>
<strong>strong</strong>
Output of "vilistextum --convert-tags" 
*bold*
/italic/
_underlined_
/emphasized/
*strong*

Links

While processing the html document, vilistextum can collect all external links and list them at the end or output them immediately after the closing tag. 
Hypertext links:<br>
<a href="http://www.w3.org/">W3C Web site</a><br>
<a href="localdocument.html">A local document</a><br>
<a href="http://www.cnn.com/">CNN</a>
Output of "vilistextum --links" 
Hypertext links:
[1]W3C Web site
A local document
[2]CNN

 References:
   1. http://www.w3.org/
   2. http://www.cnn.com/
Output of "vilistextum --links-inline" 
Hypertext links:
W3C Web site <http://www.w3.org/>
A local document
CNN <http://www.cnn.com/>

Transliteration

Vilistextum transliterates some entities that are not included in ISO-8859-1 (mainly entities and characters from windows1252). The multibyte version of vilistextum only transliterates when the entities don't fit into the target character set. This behavior can be switched off with "--dont-convert-characters". 
&euro;   &#8364; &#128;<br>
&hellip; &#8230; &#133;<br>
&trade;  &#8482; &#153;
Output of standard vilistextum 
EUR EUR EUR
...  ...  ... 
[tm] [tm] [tm]
Output of multibyte-enabled vilistextum 
€ € €
… … …
™ ™ ™

Image options

<img href="..."><br>
<img href="..." alt=""><br>
<img href="..." alt="picture"><br>
Output with default options
[Image]
[]
[picture]
Output with "vilistextum --no-image --remove-empty-alt"
[picture]

Lists

<ul>
  <li> first item </li>
  <li> second item </li>
  <ul>
    <li> sub item </li>
  </ul>
  <li> third item </li>
</ul>
Output 
  * first item
  * second item
      o sub item
  * third item
vilistextum-2.6.9/doc/vilistextum.10000644000076400001440000000516010517231454014276 00000000000000.TH VILISTEXTUM 1 "22 OCT 2006" .SH NAME vilistextum - html to ascii converter .SH SYNOPSIS .B vilistextum [OPTIONS] [inputfile |-] [outputfile | -] .SH DESCRIPTION vilistextum is a html to ascii converter specifically programmed to get the best out of incorrect html. .SH OPTIONS .TP \fB\inputfile,- resp. outputfile,- replace inputfile with '-' for reading from standard input, likewise outputfile with '-' for writing to standard output. .TP \fB\-a, --no-alt don't output anything for IMG tags even if they have an ALT attribute. Implies --no-image. .TP \fB\-c, --convert-tags some tags will be converted to special characters. .TP \fB\-e, --errorlevel NUMBER increase level of verbosity for error messages (0: No error messages). .TP \fB\-i, --defimage STRING IMG tags without alt attribute are output as [STRING]. .TP \fB\-l, --links numbers the links in the document and creates footnotes of each link at the end of the file. .TP \fB\-k, --links-inline print the links directly after the html tag. .TP \fB\-m, --dont-convert-characters don't convert the entities from windows1252 (€-Ÿ and their proper entity names) .TP \fB\-n, --no-image don't output [Image] for IMG tags that have no ALT attribute. .TP \fB\-p, --palm output text more suitable for reading on a PDA. .TP \fB\-r, --remove-empty-alt if there is an empty ALT attribute in a IMG tag (eg ), don't output '[]'. .TP \fB\-s, --shrink-lines [NUMBER] if there are more than NUMBER empty lines, output only NUMBER. Default: 1. .TP \fB\-t, --no-title don't output title. .TP \fB\-w, --width NUMBER maximum line width. .SH .TP \fB\-h, --help display this help and exit .TP \fB\-v, --version output version information and exit .SH MULTIBYTE OPTIONS (Only available if compiled with multibyte support) .TP \fB\-u, --output-utf-8 instead of the character set of the html document, everything will be output as utf-8. .TP \fB\-x, --translit use the //TRANSLIT feature of libiconv. Consult the iconv manual for details. .TP \fB\-y, --charset CHARSET if the HTML document doesn't provide a character set in the meta tags, use CHARSET. .SH LIMITATIONS The rendering of tables is not very good. The handling of OL is incomplete. The program treats it as UL and more than 10 nested lists confuse it. Text is never justified. .SH REPORTING BUGS Please report bugs to . .SH AUTHOR .B Vilistextum was written by Patric Mueller and may be freely distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY for this program. .SH SEE ALSO .BR iconv (3), .BR lynx (1), .BR links (1), .BR w3m (1) vilistextum-2.6.9/doc/htmlmail.html0000644000076400001440000000747710426530172014327 00000000000000 Reading HTML mail using vilistextum

<COMMERCIAL>

Do you suffer from relatives that always send html mails?
Do you hate those spam mails that are sent in html?
Have you subscribed to a newsletter but it doesn't offer a plain ASCII version?

Stop puzzling what those tags mean! Stop trying to decipher those html entities!
Try using the fabulous Vilistextum for converting your html mail into readable ASCII!

</COMMERCIAL>

For the time being, I know how to convert HTML mails for mutt, Gnus 5.8.8 and Gnus 5.10.
Instructions for other mail reader are welcome.

mutt

Put this in your .mailcap:
text/html; vilistextum %s - ; copiousoutput

And this in your .muttrc:

auto_view text/html

Gnus Oort and newer (5.10, No Gnus)

Put the following lines into your .gnus: 
;; prefer to show plain text over markup for multipart/alternative
(setq  mm-discouraged-alternatives (append mm-discouraged-alternatives 
                                    '("text/html" "text/richtext")))

;; add buttons and emphasize for html MIME parts
(add-to-list 'gnus-buttonized-mime-types '"text/html")
(add-to-list 'gnus-article-treat-types "text/html")

(add-to-list 'mm-text-html-renderer-alist
             '(vilistextum mm-inline-render-with-file nil
               "vilistextum" "-l" "-r" "-c" "-s" file "-"))
(add-to-list 'mm-text-html-washer-alist 
             '(vilistextum mm-inline-wash-with-file nil
               "vilistextum" "-l" "-r" "-c" "-s" file "-"))
(setq mm-text-html-renderer 'vilistextum)

Gnus 5.8.8 resp. 5.9.0

Put this in your .emacs, or .gnus or somewhere else where it might be appropriate: 
;; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
;; prefer to show plain text over markup for multipart/alternative
(setq  mm-discouraged-alternatives (append mm-discouraged-alternatives 
    '("text/html" "text/richtext")))

;; adapted from Mark Thomas (swoon@bellatlantic.net)
;; use external program to view inline HTML
(when t ;; change to nil to comment out
  (let ((old-text-html-test (assoc "text/html" mm-inline-media-tests))
        (new-text-html-test '("text/html"
                              my:gnus-html2text
                              (lambda (handle)
                                (fboundp 'my:gnus-html2text)))))
    (if old-text-html-test
        (setcdr old-text-html-test (cdr new-text-html-test))
      (setq mm-inline-media-tests (cons new-text-html-test
                                        mm-inline-media-tests)))))

;; function to call to handle text/html attachments
(defun my:gnus-html2text (handle)
  (let (text)
    (with-temp-buffer
      (mm-insert-part handle)
      (save-window-excursion
        (my:html2text-region (point-min) (point-max))
        (setq text (buffer-string))))
    (mm-insert-inline handle text)))

(defun my:html2text-region-vilistextum (min max)
  "Replace the region with the result of running vilistextum on it. "
  (interactive "r")
  ;; vilistextum accepts html on stdin
  (call-process-region min max "vilistextum" t t t "-clrs" "-" "-"))

(defalias 'my:html2text-region 'my:html2text-region-vilistextum)
;; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Patric Mueller
vilistextum-2.6.9/doc/manual.html0000644000076400001440000000742310517231455013767 00000000000000 Vilistextum man page

NAME

vilistextum - html to ascii converter

SYNOPSIS

vilistextum [OPTIONS] [inputfile |-] [outputfile | -]

DESCRIPTION

vilistextum is a html to ascii converter specifically programmed to get the best out of incorrect html.

OPTIONS

inputfile,- resp. outputfile,-
replace inputfile with '-' for reading from standard input, likewise outputfile with '-' for writing to standard output.
-a, --no-alt
don't output anything for IMG tags even if they have an ALT attribute. Implies --no-image.
-c, --convert-tags
Some of the tags will be converted to special characters.
-e, --errorlevel NUMBER
Increase level of verbosity for error messages.
-i, --defimage STRING
IMG tags without alt attribute are output as [STRING]. Default: Image.
-l, --links
Numbers the links in the document and creates footnotes of each link at the end of the file. Similar to 'lynx -dump'. Relative URIs are not resolved and won't be printed.
-k, --links-inline
print the links directly after the html tag.
-m, --dont-convert-characters
The entities from windows1252 (&#128; - &#159; and their proper entity names) will not be converted.
-n, --no-image
don't output [Image] for IMG tags that have no ALT attribute.
-p, --palm
This outputs text more suitable for reading on a PDA. Palm textreaders do their own word wrapping, so the width is set to infinity and the program doesn't right justify or center the text.
-r, --remove-empty-alt
if there is an empty ALT attribute in a IMG tag (eg <IMG href="..." alt="">), don't output '[]'.
-s, --shrink-lines [NUMBER]
If there are more than number empty lines, output only NUMBER. Default: 1.
-t, --no-title
Don't output title of the HTML document
-w, --width NUMBER
Maximum width of the output text. Default: 72.
-h, --help
print a list of the command line options.
-v, --version
output version information and exit

MULTIBYTE OPTIONS (Only available if compiled with multibyte support)

-u, --output-utf-8
instead of the character set of the html document, everything will be output as utf-8.
-x, --translit
use the //TRANSLIT feature of libiconv. Consult the iconv manual for details.
-y, --charset CHARSET
if the HTML document doesn't provide a character set in the meta tags, use CHARSET.

LIMITATIONS

The rendering of tables is not very good.
The handling of OL is incomplete. The program treats it as UL and more than 10 nested lists confuse it.
Text is never justified.

REPORTING BUGS

Please report bugs to bhaak@gmx.net.

AUTHOR

Vilistextum was written by Patric Mueller <bhaak@gmx.net>.
It may be freely distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY for this program.

SEE ALSO

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Overview

This is release 2.6.9 (22 October 2006) of Vilistextum.
Vilistextum is a html to text / ascii converter specifically programmed to get the best out of incorrect html. It is released as free software under the terms of the GNU GPL Version 2.

Some features:

REQUIREMENTS:

For multibyte support your system needs libiconv.

If you want to use the GUI-frontend, you need to have kaptain installed.

How to read HTML mail with gnus or mutt using vilistextum

If you want to use vilistextum for automatically converting html mails to ascii read htmlmail.

Bug reports or comments:

You can send your comments or bug reports in German or English to bhaak@gmx.net.
If you've discovered a bug, please also include the link or attach a copy of the html file that caused the bug.
There is a mailinglist on Sourceforge.
Patric Müller

vilistextum-2.6.9/src/0000777000076400001440000000000010517231456011725 500000000000000vilistextum-2.6.9/src/debug.h0000664000076400001440000000023610327144206013076 00000000000000 /* #define debug */ /* #define center_debug */ /* #define proc_debug */ /* #define attr_debug */ /* #define wort_ende_debug */ /* #define default_debug */ vilistextum-2.6.9/src/lists.c0000644000076400001440000000671710364756612013164 00000000000000/* * Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Patric Müller * bhaak@gmx.net * http://bhaak.dyndns.org/vilistextum/ * * Released under the GNU GPL Version 2 - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html * * 04.09.01: added some more bullet_styles. * 15.03.04: lists generate less newlines * */ #include #include #include "html.h" #include "text.h" #include "debug.h" CHAR bullet_style=' '; /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int check_style() { while (ch!='>') { ch=get_attr(); #ifdef debug printf("checkstyle; attr: %s; Inhalt: %s#\n",attr_name,attr_ctnt); #endif if CMP("TYPE", attr_name) { if CMP("disc", attr_ctnt) { return '*'; } if CMP("square", attr_ctnt) { return '+'; } if CMP("circle", attr_ctnt) { return 'o'; } } } return 0; } /* end check_style */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void start_uls() { /*int ret; */ #ifdef proc_debug printf("start_uls()\n"); #endif line_break(); push_align(LEFT); /* * o + # @ - = ~ $ % */ if (bullet_style==' ') { bullet_style='*'; } else if (bullet_style=='*') { bullet_style='o'; } else if (bullet_style=='o') { bullet_style='+'; } else if (bullet_style=='+') { bullet_style='#'; } else if (bullet_style=='#') { bullet_style='@'; } else if (bullet_style=='@') { bullet_style='-'; } else if (bullet_style=='-') { bullet_style='='; } else if (bullet_style=='=') { bullet_style='~'; } else if (bullet_style=='~') { bullet_style='$'; } else if (bullet_style=='$') { bullet_style='%'; } spaces += tab; #ifdef proc_debug printf("start_uls() ende\n"); #endif } /* end start_uls */ void end_uls() { spaces -= tab; line_break(); if (bullet_style=='%') { bullet_style='$'; } else if (bullet_style=='$') { bullet_style='~'; } else if (bullet_style=='~') { bullet_style='='; } else if (bullet_style=='=') { bullet_style='-'; } else if (bullet_style=='-') { bullet_style='@'; } else if (bullet_style=='@') { bullet_style='#'; } else if (bullet_style=='#') { bullet_style='+'; } else if (bullet_style=='+') { bullet_style='o'; } else if (bullet_style=='o') { bullet_style='*'; } else if (bullet_style=='*') { bullet_style=' '; } pop_align(); } /* end end_uls */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void start_ols() { start_uls(); } /* end start_ols */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void end_ols() { end_uls(); } /* end end_ols */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void start_lis() { spaces-=2; /* don't output line break, if this list item is immediately after a start or end list tag. start_uls and end_uls have already take care of the line break */ if (!is_zeile_empty()) { line_break(); } wort_plus_ch(bullet_style); 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#endif vilistextum-2.6.9/src/charset.c0000644000076400001440000000772610364756522013460 00000000000000/* * Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Patric Müller * bhaak@gmx.net * http://bhaak.dyndns.org/vilistextum/ * * Released under the GNU GPL Version 2 - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html * * history * 14.10.2001: creation of this file * */ #include <../config.h> #include #include #include #include #include #ifdef MULTIBYTE #include #endif #include "main.h" #include "text.h" #include "multibyte.h" char *default_charset = "iso-8859-1"; char iconv_charset[DEF_STR_LEN]; int usr=0; #ifdef MULTIBYTE iconv_t conv; #endif /* ------------------------------------------------ */ #ifdef MULTIBYTE void init_multibyte() { char *ret; ret = setlocale(LC_CTYPE, INTERNAL_LOCALE); if (ret==NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "setlocale failed with: %s\n\n", INTERNAL_LOCALE); exit(1); } /*else { fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", ret); } */ } #endif /* ------------------------------------------------ */ #ifdef MULTIBYTE int convert_character(int num, CHAR *outstring) { char in[33], out[33]; size_t result=(size_t)(-1); int i; int converted; /* has the entity been successfully converted */ char *inp, *outp; size_t insize = 1, outsize = 32; /* no conversion needed */ if (option_output_utf8) { outstring[0] = num; outstring[1] = L'\0'; return 1; } #ifdef proc_debug printf("convert_character start\n"); #endif /*#define iconv_debug 1 */ for (i=0; i<33; i++) { in[i]=0x00; out[i]=0x00; } inp = in; outp = out; insize = wctomb(inp, num); /* printf("iconv_charset: -%s-\n", iconv_charset); */ /* printf("insize %d\n", insize); */ if ((conv = iconv_open(iconv_charset, "utf-8"))==(iconv_t)(-1)) { printf("iconv_open failed in convert_character: wrong character set?\n"); perror(iconv_charset); exit(1); } result = iconv(conv, &inp, &insize, &outp, &outsize); iconv_close(conv); if (result==(size_t)(-1)) { #ifdef iconv_debug printf("convert_character: not converted: &#%d;", num); #endif /*swprintf (outstring, 32, L"&#%d;\0", num); */ /*fprintf(stdout, "%ls\n", outstring); */ converted = 0; /* if the entity is 160 (nbsp), use ' ' instead */ if (num==160) { converted = 1; outstring[0] = L' '; outstring[1] = L'\0'; } } else { #ifdef iconv_debug printf("convert_character: Input '%s'; Output '%s'\n", in, out); #endif converted = 1; outstring[0] = num; outstring[1] = L'\0'; #ifdef iconv_debug printf("convert_character: Result %d; outstring: %ls: out %s\nstrlen(out) %d; \n", result, outstring, out, strlen(out)); #endif } #ifdef iconv_debug printf("convert_character: fertig %d -%ls-\n", converted, outstring); #endif #ifdef proc_debug printf("convert_character end\n\n"); #endif return(converted); } /* end convert_character */ #endif /* ------------------------------------------------ */ char* get_iconv_charset() { return(iconv_charset); } /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void set_iconv_charset(char *charset) { /* set charset for iconv conversion */ strcpy(iconv_charset, charset); if (transliteration) { strcat(iconv_charset, "//TRANSLIT");} /* printf("iconv_charset %s\n", iconv_charset); DEBUG */ } /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void use_default_charset() { set_iconv_charset(default_charset); } /* ------------------------------------------------ */ #ifdef MULTIBYTE void strip_wchar(CHAR *locale, char *stripped_locale) { CHAR *in = locale; char *out = stripped_locale; int len; int i; #ifdef proc_debug printf("strip_wchar start\n"); #endif /*printf("locale: -%d-%d-\n", locale[0], locale[1]); */ len = STRLEN(locale); /* copy stripped string to out */ for (i=0; i #include #include "debug.h" #include "main.h" #include "util.h" #include "multibyte.h" /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int unicode_entity(CHAR *s) { int number; if (!convert_characters) { return(0); } number = extract_entity_number(s); switch (number) { case 8208: /* 0x2010 HYPHEN */ case 8209: /* 0x2011 NON-BREAKING HYPHEN */ set_char(s, '-'); break; default: return(0); } return(1); /* found a transcription for entity */ } /* end unicode_entity */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int ligature_entity(CHAR *s) { int number; if (!convert_characters) { return(0); } number = extract_entity_number(s); 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int ligature_entity(CHAR *s); #endif vilistextum-2.6.9/src/fileio.c0000644000076400001440000001570110422456362013260 00000000000000/* * Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Patric Müller * bhaak@gmx.net * http://bhaak.dyndns.org/vilistextum/ * * Released under the GNU GPL Version 2 - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html * * history * 18.04.2001 : incorporated stdin/stdout patch from Luke Ravitch */ #include "multibyte.h" #include "charset.h" #include #include #include #include #include "text.h" #include "html.h" #include "charset.h" #include "multibyte.h" #include "main.h" #ifdef MULTIBYTE #include #include #endif FILE *in, *out; CHAR curr_ch; char infile[DEF_STR_LEN], outfile[DEF_STR_LEN]; /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void open_files(char *input, char *output) { /* cp file names for later use with files_reopen */ strcpy(infile, input); strcpy(outfile, output); if ((in = (strcmp(input, "-") ? fopen(input, "r") : stdin))==0) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't open input file %s!\n",input); exit(20); } if ((out = (strcmp(output, "-") ? fopen(output, "w") : stdout))==0) { fprintf(stderr, "Couldn't open output file %s!\n",output); exit(20); } } /* end open_files */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ #ifdef MULTIBYTE void convert_string(char *str, CHAR *converted_string) { size_t result=(size_t)(-1); /*wchar_t outstring[33]; */ /*wchar_t ret; */ iconv_t conv; char output[DEF_STR_LEN]; char *inp, *outp; int fehlernr=0; size_t insize, outsize; char *ret; /* set locale based on environment variables */ ret = setlocale(LC_CTYPE, ""); if (ret==NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "setlocale failed with: %s\n\n", getenv("LC_CTYPE")); exit(1); } insize = strlen(str); if (insize > DEF_STR_LEN) { insize = DEF_STR_LEN; } outsize = DEF_STR_LEN; inp = str; outp = output; if ((conv = iconv_open("utf-8", "char"))==(iconv_t)(-1)) { fprintf(stderr, "convert_string: iconv_open failed. Can't convert from %s to UTF-8.\n", getenv("LC_CTYPE")); exit(1); } result = iconv(conv, &inp, &insize, &outp, &outsize); fehlernr = errno; if (fehlernr==E2BIG) { fprintf(stderr, "errno==E2BIG\n"); } else if (fehlernr==EILSEQ) { fprintf(stderr, "convert_string: Can't interpret '%s' as character from charset %s\n", str, getenv("LC_CTYPE")); fprintf(stderr, "convert_string: Check your language settings with locale(1)\n"); } else if (fehlernr==EINVAL) { fprintf(stderr, "convert_string: errno==EINVAL\n"); } output[strlen(output)] = '\0'; ret = setlocale(LC_CTYPE, INTERNAL_LOCALE); if (ret==NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "setlocale failed with: %s\n\n", INTERNAL_LOCALE); exit(1); } mbstowcs(converted_string, output, strlen(output)); iconv_close(conv); } /* end convert_string */ #endif /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void output_string(CHAR *str) { #ifdef MULTIBYTE if (option_output_utf8) { /* internal locale is utf-8, no conversion needed */ fprintf(out,"%ls\n", str); } else { size_t result=(size_t)(-1); iconv_t conv; char input[DEF_STR_LEN], output[DEF_STR_LEN]; char *inp, *outp; int fehlernr=0; size_t insize, outsize; result = wcstombs(input, str, DEF_STR_LEN); if (result==-1) { /* this should not happen */ fprintf(stderr, "output_string: Couldn't convert string: %ls\n", str); } insize = strlen(input); outsize = DEF_STR_LEN; inp = input; outp = output; if ((conv = iconv_open(get_iconv_charset(), "utf-8"))==(iconv_t)(-1)) { fprintf(stderr, "output_string: iconv_open failed, wrong character set?\n"); perror(get_iconv_charset()); exit(1); } /* printf("%s %s\n", get_iconv_charset(), inp); */ result = iconv(conv, &inp, &insize, &outp, &outsize); fehlernr = errno; if (fehlernr==E2BIG) { fprintf(stderr, "output_string: errno==E2BIG\n"); } else if (fehlernr==EILSEQ) { fprintf(stderr, "output_string: errno==EILSEQ in output_string\n"); fprintf(stderr, "input: %s\n", inp); } else if (fehlernr==EINVAL) { fprintf(stderr, "output_string: errno==EINVAL\n"); } output[DEF_STR_LEN-outsize] = '\0'; fwrite(output, sizeof(output[0]), strlen(output), out); fputc('\n', out); iconv_close(conv); } #else fprintf(out,"%s\n", str); #endif } /* end output_string */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void quit() { if (!is_zeile_empty()) { wort_ende(); print_zeile(); } href_output(); fclose(in); fclose(out); exit(0); } /* end quit */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int read_char() { int c = ' '; #ifdef MULTIBYTE int fehlernr=0; /* tmp variable for errno */ static int i=0; int j=0,k; size_t result=(size_t)(-1); wchar_t outstring[33]; iconv_t conv; char input[33], output[33]; CHAR tmpstr[33]; char *inp, *outp; size_t insize = 1, outsize = 32; inp = input; outp = output; /* make source the strings are cleared */ for (j=0; j<33; j++) { input[j] = '\0'; output[j] = '\0'; } /* check if the conversion from the character set from the HTML document to utf-8 is possible */ if ((conv = iconv_open("utf-8", get_iconv_charset()))==(iconv_t)(-1)) { fprintf(stderr, "read_char: iconv_open failed, wrong character set?\n"); 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/* for PRE-Tag */ int processed_meta=0; /* only parse meta tags once */ CHAR attr_name[DEF_STR_LEN], /* Attribut name of a HTML-Tag */ attr_ctnt[DEF_STR_LEN], /* Attribut content of a HTML-Tag */ link_inline[DEF_STR_LEN]; /* Link of a HTML-Tag */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ #if defined(MULTIBYTE) && ! defined(__GNU_LIBRARY__) #include static int wcscasecmp(const wchar_t *s1, const wchar_t *s2) { size_t i; wint_t c1, c2; for (i = 0; s1[i] != L'\0' && s2[i] != L'\0'; i ++) { c1 = towlower(s1[i]); c2 = towlower(s2[i]); if (c1 != c2) return c1 - c2; } if (s1[i] != L'\0' && s2[i] == L'\0') return s1[i]; if (s1[i] == L'\0' && s2[i] != L'\0') return -s2[i]; return 0; } #endif /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* get the next attribute and writes it to attr_name and attr_ctnt. */ /* attr_name is converted to uppercase. */ int get_attr() /* FIXME change to get_attr(char *name, char *ctnt) */ { int i; CHAR temp[DEF_STR_LEN]; #ifdef proc_debug printf("get_attr()\n"); #endif attr_name[0] = '\0'; attr_ctnt[0] = '\0'; /* printf("character %c %d\n", ch, ch); */ /* skip whitespace */ while ((isspace(ch)) && (ch!='>')) { ch=read_char(); /* printf("read_char %c %d\n", ch, ch);*/ } if (ch=='>') { return '>'; }; /* printf("nach return %c %d\n", ch, ch); */ /* read attribute's name */ i=1; attr_name[0] = ch; while ((ch!='=') && (ch!='>')) { ch=read_char(); if (i') { attr_ctnt[0]='\0'; return '>'; } /* content of attribute */ ch=read_char(); /* skip white_space */ while ((isspace(ch)) && (ch!='>')) { ch=read_char(); } temp[0] = '\0'; /* if quoted */ if ((ch=='"') || (ch=='\'')) { /* attribute looks like alt="bla" or alt='bla'. */ /* we'll have to remember what the quote was. */ int quote=ch; i=0; ch=read_char(); while(quote!=ch) { if (i=2) { fprintf(stderr, "No LEFT|CENTER|RIGHT found!\n"); push_align(LEFT); } } } } /* found no ALIGN */ if (found==0) { push_align(LEFT); } #ifdef proc_debug printf("check_for_center() ende\n"); #endif } /* end check_for_center */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void start_p() { #ifdef proc_debug printf("\nstart_p()\n"); #endif push_align(LEFT); neuer_paragraph(); check_for_center(); #ifdef proc_debug printf("start_p() ende\n"); #endif } /* end start_p */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void start_div(int a) { #ifdef proc_debug printf("start_div()\n"), #endif /* paragraphen_ende(); */ line_break(); if (a!=0) { div_test=a; push_align(div_test); } else { check_for_center(); } #ifdef proc_debug printf("start_div() ende\n"); #endif } /* end start_div */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void end_div() { #ifdef proc_debug printf("end_div()\n"), #endif wort_ende(); if (paragraph!=0) { paragraphen_ende(); } else { print_zeile(); } pop_align(); /* einer für start_div */ div_test = 0; #ifdef proc_debug printf("end_div() ende\n"); #endif } /* end_div */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void print_footnote_number(CHAR *temp, int number) { #ifdef MULTIBYTE swprintf(temp, 1000, L"[%d]", number); #else snprintf(temp, 1000, "[%d]", number); #endif } void construct_footnote(CHAR *temp, int number, CHAR *link) { #ifdef MULTIBYTE swprintf(temp, 1000, L" %3d. %ls\n", number, link); #else snprintf(temp, 1000, " %3d. %s\n", number, link); #endif } /* end construct_footnote */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int references_count=0; CHAR references[DEF_STR_LEN]; char *schemes[] = {"ftp://","file://" ,"http://" ,"gopher://" ,"mailto:" ,"news:" ,"nntp://" ,"telnet://" ,"wais://" ,"prospero://" }; /* handles */ void href() { CHAR tmp[DEF_STR_LEN]; while (ch!='>') { ch=get_attr(); if CMP("HREF", attr_name) { if ((STRSTR(attr_ctnt, "://")!=NULL) || (STRNCMP("mailto:", attr_ctnt, 7)==0) || (STRNCMP("news:", attr_ctnt, 5)==0)) { if (option_links) { references_count++; /* I think, this is completely unnecessary. There can't be any entities in URLs. */ /* parse_entities(attr_ctnt); */ print_footnote_number(tmp, references_count); wort_plus_string(tmp); construct_footnote(tmp, references_count, attr_ctnt); STRCAT(references, tmp); } else if (option_links_inline) { CPYSS(link_inline, attr_ctnt); } } } } } /* end href */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void href_output() { if (option_links) { if (references_count!=0) { output_string(STRING("\n References:")); output_string(references); } } } /* end href_output */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void href_link_inline_output() { if (option_links_inline) { if (STRLEN(link_inline)>0) { wort_ende(); wort_plus_string(STRING("<")); wort_plus_string(link_inline); wort_plus_string(STRING(">")); link_inline[0] = '\0'; } } } /* end href_link_inline_output */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* find alt attribute in current tag */ void image(CHAR *alt_text, int show_alt) { int found_alt=0; #ifdef proc_debug printf("image()\n"); #endif #ifdef DEBUG printf("alt_text %ls alt %d, image %d, remove_empty_alt %d\n", alt_text, option_no_alt, option_no_image, remove_empty_alt); #endif while (ch!='>') { ch=get_attr(); if CMP("ALT", attr_name) { /*printf("+1+\n"); */ if (!(remove_empty_alt && CMP("", attr_ctnt))) { /*printf("+2+\n"); */ if (!option_no_alt) { wort_plus_ch('['); wort_plus_string(attr_ctnt); wort_plus_ch(']');} } found_alt=1; } } if ((found_alt==0) && (show_alt)) { if (!option_no_image) { wort_plus_ch('['); wort_plus_string(alt_text); wort_plus_ch(']'); } } #ifdef proc_debug printf("image() ende\n"); #endif } /* end image */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* extract encoding information from META or ?xml tags */ void find_encoding() { #ifdef MULTIBYTE int found_ctnt=0; int found_chst=0; int found_ecdg=0; CHAR *locale=NULL; char stripped_locale[DEF_STR_LEN]; CHAR temp_locale[DEF_STR_LEN]; #endif #ifdef proc_debug printf("process_meta()\n"); #endif if (!processed_meta) { /* printf("in process_meta()\n"); DEBUG */ #ifdef MULTIBYTE while (ch!='>') { /* printf("before get_attr()\n"); DEBUG */ ch=get_attr(); /* printf("after get_attr()\n"); DEBUG */ /* printf("%ls %ls\n", attr_name, attr_ctnt); DEBUG */ if ((CMP("HTTP-EQUIV", attr_name)) || (CMP("NAME", attr_name))) { if STRCASECMP("Content-Type", attr_ctnt) { found_ctnt=1; } else if STRCASECMP("charset", attr_ctnt) { found_chst=1; } } else if CMP("CONTENT", attr_name) { CPYSS(temp_locale, attr_ctnt); } else if CMP("ENCODING", attr_name) { /* printf("found encoding: %ls %ls\n", attr_name, attr_ctnt); DEBUG */ CPYSS(temp_locale, attr_ctnt); found_ecdg=1; } } if (found_ctnt||found_chst||found_ecdg) { /* printf("found found_ctnt: %d found_ctnt: %d found_ecdg: %d\n", found_ctnt, found_chst, found_ecdg); DEBUG */ if (found_ctnt) { locale = wcsstr(temp_locale, L"charset="); if (locale!=NULL) { locale += 8; } } else if (found_chst||found_ecdg) { locale = temp_locale; } found_ctnt=0; found_chst=0; found_ecdg=0; /* search and set character set */ /* printf("locale %ls\n", locale); DEBUG */ if (locale!=NULL) { /* printf("locale found -%ls- \n", locale); DEBUG */ strip_wchar(locale, stripped_locale); /* printf("strip_wchar -%s-\n", stripped_locale); DEBUG */ /* Yahoo Search does strange things to cached pages */ if (strcmp(stripped_locale, "Array")!=0) { if (strcmp(stripped_locale, "x-user-defined")==0) { use_default_charset(); } else { set_iconv_charset(stripped_locale); } processed_meta=1; } } } #endif } #ifdef proc_debug printf("find_encoding ende\n"); #endif } /* end find_encoding */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* extract encoding information ?xml tags */ void find_xml_encoding() { #ifdef proc_debug printf("find_utf8_encoding()\n"); #endif if (!processed_meta) { #ifdef MULTIBYTE /* xml default charset is utf-8 */ set_iconv_charset("utf-8"); find_encoding(); #endif } #ifdef proc_debug printf("find_utf8_encoding ende\n"); #endif } /* end find_utf8_encoding */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* simple finite state machine to eat up complete comment '!--' */ CHAR friss_kommentar() { int c, dontquit=1; #ifdef proc_debug printf("Frisskommentar start\n"); #endif while (dontquit) { c=read_char(); /*#ifdef debug */ /*printf("%c", c); */ /*#endif */ if (c=='-') { c=read_char(); /*#ifdef debug */ /*printf("%c", c); */ /*#endif */ while (c=='-') { c=read_char(); /*#ifdef debug */ /*printf("%c", c); */ /*#endif */ if (c=='>') { dontquit=0; } } } } /*#ifdef debug */ /*printf("\n"); */ /*#endif */ /*#ifdef proc_debug */ /*printf("Frisskommentar ende ch %c %d\n", c, c); */ /*#endif */ return c; } /* end friss_kommentar */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void start_nooutput() { wort_ende(); print_zeile(); nooutput = 1; while (ch!='>') { ch=get_attr(); /* printf("attr_name: %ls\nattr_ctnt: %ls\n", attr_name, attr_ctnt); */ if CMP("/", attr_name) { printf("Empty tag\n"); nooutput = 0; } } } /* end start_nooutput */ void end_nooutput() { wort_ende(); print_zeile(); nooutput = 0; } /* end end_nooutput */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ vilistextum-2.6.9/src/html.h0000644000076400001440000000100310422417336012746 00000000000000#ifndef html_h #define html_h 1 #include "text.h" #include "multibyte.h" int pre; int get_attr(); int get_new_attr(CHAR *name, CHAR *content); CHAR attr_name[DEF_STR_LEN]; CHAR attr_ctnt[DEF_STR_LEN]; void html(); void check_for_center(); void start_p(); void start_div(int a); void end_div(); void image(CHAR *, int); CHAR friss_kommentar(); void find_encoding(); void find_xml_encoding(); void href(); void href_output(); void href_link_inline_output(); void start_nooutput(); void end_nooutput(); #endif vilistextum-2.6.9/src/main.c0000644000076400001440000002350510425317247012737 00000000000000/* * Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Patric Müller * bhaak@gmx.net * http://bhaak.dyndns.org/vilistextum/ * * Released under the GNU GPL Version 2 - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html * * * history: * v0.1 ??.??.???? : lost due Harddisk-Crash * v1.x 26.04.1998 : variable width, * italic, underline, bold * HR implemented * v2.x 13.06.98 : UL, LI implemented * 21.06.98 : modified interface * 25.06.98 : fixed problem with paragraph-breaking & SGML entities * 27.06.98 : LI fixed, implemented IMAGE * 28.06.98 : HR: WIDTH, ALIGN, * DL, DT, DD, * PRE, TABLE (sort of), * EM, STRONG implemented * 15.07.98 : $91,$92,$93,$94 --> `,',"," * 26.07.98 : fixed a bug with * get_attr(): got confused over empty attributs *
* paragraph handling: got screwed up if there were * only

s, but not

s * 28.07.98 : added "& " for those who don't know & * 18.09.98 : added CODE * added all &xxx; * added "&" '&', ">" '<', "<" '>' * 02.02.99 : added " " ' ', "©" 'İ', "´" '`', * "ä" 'ä', "ü" 'ü', "ö" 'ö', * "Ä" 'Ä', "Ü" 'Ü', "Ö" 'Ö', * "ß" 'ss', * added RIGHT, /RIGHT, * added all "&#xxx;", * AREA, /AREA, MAP, /MAP, * !-- * 27.02.99 : better implementation of BLOCKQUOTE * 09.03.99 : fixed bug which read wrong breite * * 01.09.00 : added support for palm, added ‘-152 * 30.10.00 : added """ * 10.11.00 : bad bug, Remember Character!=String, * convert B,I,U to ASCII-Characters, * ignoring now SCRIPT and SUP * 30.01.01 : added all special microsoft ascii char between 127-160, * no more warnings with wall * 14.02.01 : better command parsing (still no getopt) * added microsoft entities * 20.02.01 : unknown &#xxx; will be printed as text * microsoft_entities broke latin1 recognition (how appropriate) * errorlevel introduced * 20.02.01 : SCRIPT was not implemented * Default Image text editable * Comment !-- was buggy, stopped at just a > * get_attr eats whitespace now * 22.02.01 : added --remove-empty-alt * OL are not numbered but get a "-" * 26.02.01 : broken entities ( ) are recognized * removed a small table bug * no longer gets confused about something like < * 09.03.01 : getopt implemented * added some xhtml like empty tags
, * whitespace error in get_attr fixed * html 3.2 spec misunderstood, div needs linebreak * 08.04.01 : fixed friss_kommentar * 09.04.01 : first public release * * 19.04.01 : --version * 20.04.01 : stupid, error messages should go to stderr * 23.04.01 : links are shown as references ala lynx * notitle added * something broke gnu getopt_long if used with short options and arguments * 03.09.01 : added hexadecimal entities * 04.09.01 : Fixed --shrink-lines=n * 15.01.02 : Fixed unicode implementation, no named entities with unicode at the moment * 31.01.02 : Fixed source code to run again on solaris * 27.02.02 : Fixed stdin/stdout for non-linux systems * * TO DO * ----- * fix OL vs UL * CENTER and table don't get along well * */ /* Solaris needs this to activate getopt */ #if defined (__SVR4) && defined (__sun) #define _XOPEN_SOURCE #define _XOPEN_VERSION 4 #endif #include <../config.h> #include #include #ifdef HAVE_GETOPT_H #define _GNU_SOURCE #include #endif #include #include #include "html.h" #include "fileio.h" #include "charset.h" #include "debug.h" /* commandline options */ int palm = 0, /* if true, enable pda specific restrictions */ convert_tags = 0, /* if true, convert some tags (eg B,I) to ASCII characters */ errorlevel = 1, /* 0, no errormessages; 1, missing entities; 2, missing tags */ convert_characters = 1, /* if true, convert 0x128-0x159 to latin1-characters */ shrink_lines = 0, /* no more than 2 empty lines */ option_links = 0, /* show links at end of output */ option_links_inline = 0, /* show links after tag */ option_title = 1, /* true -> show title tag, else dont */ remove_empty_alt = 0, /* dont show [] for */ option_no_image = 0, /* don't show [Image] */ option_no_alt = 0, /* don't show [alt text] for alt text output everything in utf8 */ sevenbit = 1, /* true -> don't touch any character >127 */ transliteration = 0; /* use //TRANSLIT with libiconv */ #else sevenbit = 0; /* true -> don't touch any character >127 */ #endif CHAR *default_image=STRING("Image"); /* Default string for IMG without ALT-tag */ CHAR user_image[DEF_STR_LEN]; /* string supplied by user */ char help_text[] = "Usage: vilistextum [OPTIONS] [inputfile|-] [outputfile|-]\n" "\n" "OPTIONS:\n" " -a, --no-alt \n" " -c, --convert-tags \n" " -e, --errorlevel NUMBER \n" " -i, --defimage STRING \n" " -l, --links \n" " -k, --links-inline \n" " -m, --dont-convert-characters \n" " -n, --no-image \n" " -p, --palm \n" " -r, --remove-empty-alt \n" " -s, --shrink-lines [NUMBER] \n" " -t, --no-title \n" " -w, --width NUMBER \n" #ifdef MULTIBYTE "\n" " -u, --output-utf-8 \n" " -x, --translit \n" " -y, --charset CHARSET \n" #endif "\n" " -h, --help \n" /* display this help and exit\n" */ " -v, --version \n" /* output version information and exit\n" */ "Please report bugs to \n" ; void help() { printf(help_text); exit(0); } /* end help */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void parse_args(int argc, char *argv[]) { int c=0; char *argument=""; while (1) { #ifdef HAVE_GETOPT_H int option_index = 0; static struct option long_options[] = { {"palm", 0, 0, 'p'}, {"dont-convert-characters", 0, 0, 'm'}, {"shrink-lines", 2, 0, 's'}, {"defimage", 1, 0, 'i'}, {"width" , 1, 0, 'w'}, {"convert-tags", 0, 0,'c'}, {"errorlevel", 1, 0, 'e'}, {"help", 0, 0, 'h'}, {"version", 0, 0, 'v'}, {"links", 0, 0, 'l'}, {"links-inline", 0, 0, 'k'}, {"no-title", 0, 0, 't'}, {"remove-empty-alt", 0, 0, 'r'}, {"no-image", 0, 0, 'n'}, {"no-alt", 0, 0, 'a'}, {"charset", 1, 0, 'y'}, {"translit", 0, 0, 'x'}, {"output-utf-8", 0, 0, 'u'}, {0, 0, 0, 0} }; #endif #ifdef DEBUG int i=0; for (i=0; i=DEF_STR_LEN) { fprintf(stderr, "max(breite)=%d\n", DEF_STR_LEN); breite=DEF_STR_LEN-1; } break; case 'm': convert_characters = 0; break; case 's': shrink_lines = atoi(argument); if (shrink_lines==0) { shrink_lines = 1; } break; case 'r': remove_empty_alt = 1; break; case 'i': #ifdef MULTIBYTE convert_string(argument, user_image); default_image = user_image; break; #else default_image = argument; break; #endif case 'n': option_no_image = 1; break; case 'a': option_no_image = 1; option_no_alt = 1; break; case 'c': convert_tags = 1; break; case 'e': errorlevel = atoi(argument); break; case 'h': help(); break; case 'l': option_links = 1; option_links_inline = 0; break; case 'k': option_links_inline = 1; option_links = 0; break; case 't': option_title = 0; break; case '?': /* unknown option */ help(); break; default: fprintf(stderr, "?? getopt returned character code 0%o %c??\n", c, c); } } #ifdef DEBUG if (optind < argc) { if (argc-optind!=2) { help(); } fprintf (stderr, "non-option ARGV-elements: "); while (optind < argc) fprintf (stderr, "%s ", argv[optind++]); fprintf (stderr, "\n"); } #endif } /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { #ifdef MULTIBYTE init_multibyte(); use_default_charset(); #endif parse_args(argc, argv); if (argc < 3) { help(); } open_files(argv[argc-2],argv[argc-1]); html(); quit(); return(0); } /* end main */ vilistextum-2.6.9/src/main.h0000644000076400001440000000054210270472260012733 00000000000000#ifndef main_h #define main_h #include "multibyte.h" int palm; int convert_tags; int errorlevel; int convert_characters; int shrink_lines; int remove_empty_alt; int option_links; int option_links_inline; int option_title; int sevenbit; int transliteration; int option_no_image; int option_no_alt; int option_output_utf8; CHAR *default_image; #endif vilistextum-2.6.9/src/microsoft.c0000644000076400001440000001725410364756630014031 00000000000000/* * Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Patric Müller * bhaak@gmx.net * http://bhaak.dyndns.org/vilistextum/ * * Released under the GNU GPL Version 2 - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html * */ #include #include #include "debug.h" #include "text.h" #include "main.h" #include "util.h" #include "multibyte.h" /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int microsoft_entities(CHAR *s) { int number = extract_entity_number(s); if (!convert_characters) { return(0); } /* Euro */ else if (number==128) { CPYSL(s, "EUR"); } else if CMP("€", s) { CPYSL(s, "EUR"); } else if (number==8364) { CPYSL(s, "EUR"); } /* Single Low-9 Quotation Mark */ else if (number==130) { set_char(s, ','); } else if CMP("‚", s) { set_char(s, ','); } else if (number==8218) { set_char(s, ','); } else if (number==131) { set_char(s, 'f'); } /* Latin Small Letter F With Hook */ else if CMP("ƒ", s) { set_char(s, 'f'); } /* Latin Small Letter F With Hook */ else if (number==402) { set_char(s, 'f'); } /* Latin Small Letter F With Hook */ /* Double Low-9 Quotation Mark */ else if (number==132) { CPYSL(s, "\""); } else if CMP("„", s) { CPYSL(s, "\""); } else if (number==8222) { CPYSL(s, "\""); } else if (number==133) { CPYSL(s, "..."); } /* Horizontal Ellipsis */ else if CMP("…", s) { CPYSL(s, "..."); } /* Horizontal Ellipsis */ else if (number==8230) { CPYSL(s, "..."); } /* Horizontal Ellipsis */ /* Dagger */ else if (number==134) { CPYSL(s, "/-"); } else if CMP("†", s) { CPYSL(s, "/-"); } else if (number==8224) { CPYSL(s, "/-"); } /* Double Dagger */ else if (number==135) { CPYSL(s, "/="); } else if CMP("‡", s) { CPYSL(s, "/="); } else if (number==8225) { CPYSL(s, "/="); } /* Modifier Letter Circumflex Accent */ else if (number==136) { set_char(s, '^'); } else if CMP("ˆ", s) { set_char(s, '^'); } else if (number==710) { set_char(s, '^'); } /* Per Mille Sign */ else if (number==137) { CPYSL(s, "0/00"); } else if CMP("‰", s) { CPYSL(s, "0/00"); } else if (number==8240) { CPYSL(s, "0/00"); } /* Latin Capital Letter S With Caron */ else if (number==138) { set_char(s, 'S'); } else if CMP("Š", s) { set_char(s, 'S'); } else if (number==352) { set_char(s, 'S'); } /* Single Left-Pointing Angle Quotation Mark */ else if (number==139) { set_char(s, '<'); } else if CMP("‹", s) { set_char(s, '<'); } else if (number==8249) { set_char(s, '<'); } /* Latin Capital Ligature OE */ else if (number==140) { CPYSL(s, "OE"); } else if CMP("Œ", s) { CPYSL(s, "OE"); } else if (number==338) { CPYSL(s, "OE"); } /* Z\/ */ else if (number==142) { set_char(s, 'Z'); } else if (number==381) { set_char(s, 'Z'); } /* Left Single Quotation Mark */ else if (number==145) { set_char(s, '`'); } else if CMP("‘", s) { set_char(s, '`'); } else if (number==8216) { set_char(s, '`'); } /* Right Single Quotation Mark */ else if (number==146) { set_char(s, '\''); } else if CMP("’", s) { set_char(s, '\''); } else if (number==8217) { set_char(s, '\''); } /* Left Double Quotation Mark */ else if (number==147) { set_char(s, '"'); } else if CMP("“", s) { set_char(s, '"'); } else if (number==8220) { set_char(s, '"'); } /* Right Double Quotation Mark */ else if (number==148) { set_char(s, '"'); } else if CMP("”", s) { set_char(s, '"'); } else if (number==8221) { set_char(s, '"'); } /* Bullet */ else if (number==149) { set_char(s, '*'); } else if CMP("•", s) { set_char(s, '*'); } else if (number==8226) { set_char(s, '*'); } /* En Dash */ else if (number==150) { set_char(s, '-'); } else if CMP("–", s) { set_char(s, '-'); } else if (number==8211) { set_char(s, '-'); } /* Em Dash */ else if (number==151) { CPYSL(s, "--"); } else if CMP("—", s) { CPYSL(s, "--"); } else if (number==8212) { CPYSL(s, "--"); } /* Small Tilde */ else if (number==152) { set_char(s, '~'); } else if CMP("˜", s) { set_char(s, '~'); } else if (number==732) { set_char(s, '~'); } /* Trade Mark Sign */ else if (number==153) { CPYSL(s, "[tm]"); } else if CMP("™", s) { CPYSL(s, "[tm]"); } else if (number==8482) { CPYSL(s, "[tm]"); } /* Latin Small Letter S With Caron */ else if (number==154) { set_char(s, 's'); } else if CMP("š", s) { set_char(s, 's'); } else if (number==353) { set_char(s, 's'); } /* Single Right-Pointing Angle Quotation Mark */ else if (number==155) { set_char(s, '>'); } else if CMP("›", s) { set_char(s, '>'); } else if (number==8250) { set_char(s, '>'); } /* Latin Small Ligature OE */ else if (number==156) { CPYSL(s, "oe"); } else if CMP("œ", s) { CPYSL(s, "oe"); } else if (number==339) { CPYSL(s, "oe"); } /* z\/ */ else if (number==158) { set_char(s, 'z'); } else if (number==382) { set_char(s, 'z'); } /* Latin Capital Letter Y With Diaeresis */ else if (number==159) { set_char(s, 'Y'); } else if CMP("Ÿ", s) { set_char(s, 'Y'); } else if (number==376) { set_char(s, 'Y'); } else { return(0); } return(1); /* Microsoft entity found */ } /* end microsoft_entities */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void microsoft_character(int c) { /*fprintf(stderr, "3 sevenbit %d\n", sevenbit); */ /*if (sevenbit) */ /*{ */ /* wort_plus_ch(c); */ /* return; */ /*} */ switch (c) { /* Microsoft... */ case 0x80: /* MICROSOFT EURO */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("EUR"); break; case 0x82: /* SINGLE LOW-9 QUOTATION MARK */ wort_plus_ch(','); break; case 0x83: /* Latin Small Letter F With Hook */ wort_plus_ch('f'); break; case 0x84: /* Double Low-9 Quotation Mark */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("\""); break; case 0x85: /* HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("..."); break; case 0x86: /* Dagger */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("/-"); break; case 0x87: /* Double Dagger */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("/="); break; case 0x88: /* Modifier Letter Circumflex Accent */ wort_plus_ch('^'); break; case 0x89: /* Per Mille Sign */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("0/00"); break; case 0x8a: /* Latin Capital Letter S With Caron */ wort_plus_ch('S'); break; case 0x8b: /* Single Left-Pointing Angle Quotation Mark */ wort_plus_ch('<'); break; case 0x8c: /* Latin Capital Ligature OE */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("OE"); break; case 0x8e: /* Z\/ */ wort_plus_ch('Z'); break; case 0x91: /* LEFT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK */ wort_plus_ch('`'); break; case 0x92: /* RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK */ wort_plus_ch('\''); break; case 0x93: /* LEFT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK */ wort_plus_ch('\"'); break; case 0x94: /* RIGHT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK */ wort_plus_ch('\"'); break; case 0x95: /* BULLET */ wort_plus_ch('*'); break; case 0x96: /* EN DASH */ wort_plus_ch('-'); break; case 0x97: /* EM DASH */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("--"); break; case 0x98: /* SMALL TILDE */ wort_plus_ch('~'); break; case 0x99: /* TRADE MARK SIGN */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("[tm]"); break; case 0x9a: /* LATIN SMALL LETTER S WITH CARON */ wort_plus_ch('s'); break; case 0x9b: /* SINGLE RIGHT-POINTING ANGLE QUOTATION MARK */ wort_plus_ch('>'); break; case 0x9c: /* LATIN SMALL LIGATURE OE */ WORT_PLUS_STRING("oe"); break; case 0x9e: /* z\/ */ wort_plus_ch('z'); break; case 0x9f: /* LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Y WITH DIAERESIS */ wort_plus_ch('Y'); break; } } /* end microsoft_character */ vilistextum-2.6.9/src/microsoft.h0000644000076400001440000000022407363531363014022 00000000000000#ifndef microsoft_h #define microsoft_h 1 #include "multibyte.h" int microsoft_entities(CHAR *s); void microsoft_character(int c); #endif vilistextum-2.6.9/src/text.c0000644000076400001440000002434310364756641013007 00000000000000/* * Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Patric Müller * bhaak@gmx.net * http://bhaak.dyndns.org/vilistextum/ * * Released under the GNU GPL Version 2 - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html * */ #include "multibyte.h" #include #include #include #include #include "text.h" #include "main.h" #include "html.h" #include "debug.h" #include "fileio.h" #include "util.h" int LEFT = 1, CENTER = 2, RIGHT = 3; int breite=76, hr_breite=76, paragraph=0, tab=4, /* tabulator */ spaces=0, /* spaces at beginning of line */ nooutput=0, /* for SCRIPT, etc: no output */ orderedlist=0, /* OL */ div_test=0; CHAR wort[DEF_STR_LEN]; CHAR zeile[DEF_STR_LEN]; int zeilen_len=0, /* apparent length of the line */ zeilen_len_old=0, zeilen_pos=0, /* true length of line */ wort_len=0, /* apparent length of the word */ wort_pos=0, /* true length of word */ anz_leere_zeilen=0, /* how many line were blank */ noleadingblanks=0; /* remove blanks lines at the start of the output */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void center_zeile() { int i,j; #ifdef proc_debug printf("\ncenter_zeile()\n"); #endif if (!palm) { /* ensure that the string is not the empty string */ if (zeilen_len!=0) { /* ensure that centering is possible */ if (zeilen_pos=0; i--) { #ifdef center_debug printf(" %c",zeile[i]); printf("1: i: %d; j: %d; i+j: %d\n",i,j,i+j); #endif zeile[i+j]=zeile[i]; } for (i=0; i=0; i--) { #ifdef right_debug printf(" %c",zeile[i]); #endif zeile[i+j]=zeile[i]; } for (i=0; ishrink_lines)||(noleadingblanks==0))); } /* fprintf(stderr, "anz_leere_zeilen %d shrink_lines %d zeilen_len %d zeilen_len_old %d noleadingblanks %d nooutput %d printzeile %d zeile %ls \n", anz_leere_zeilen, shrink_lines, zeilen_len, zeilen_len_old, noleadingblanks, nooutput, printzeile, zeile); */ if (printzeile) { if (get_align()==LEFT) {} if (get_align()==CENTER) { center_zeile(); } if (get_align()==RIGHT) { right_zeile(); } if (!nooutput) { output_string(zeile); } #ifdef debug else { print_error("keine ausgabe von ", zeile); } #endif zeilen_len_old=zeilen_len; clear_line(); } #ifdef proc_debug printf("print_zeile() ende\n"); #endif } /* end print_zeile */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int is_zeile_empty() { return(zeile[0]=='\0'); } /* end is_zeile_empty */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void status() { printf(" paragraph: %d; div_test: %d; align[align_nr]: %d; z_o: %d\n",paragraph, div_test, get_align(), zeilen_len_old); #ifdef wort_ende_debug printf(" zeile: %s\n",zeile); printf(" wort: %s\n",wort); printf(" nooutput: %d\n", nooutput); printf(" zeilen_len: %d ; wort_len: %d\n",zeilen_len,wort_len); printf(" zeilen_pos: %d ; wort_pos: %d\n",zeilen_pos,wort_pos); #endif } /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void zeile_plus_wort(CHAR *s, int wl, int wp) { int i=zeilen_pos, j=0; #ifdef proc_debug printf("\nzeile_plus_wort()\n"); #endif if (zeilen_pos+wp 0) { wort[wort_pos] = '\0'; if (zeilen_len+wort_len+1 > breite) { #ifdef wort_ende_debug printf(" z0: zeilen_len: %d\n",zeilen_len); printf(" z0: zeilen_pos: %d\n",zeilen_pos); #endif print_zeile(); i=0; while (i0) { zeile_plus_wort(ONESPACE,1,1); } zeile_plus_wort(wort, wort_len, wort_pos); } else if (zeilen_len != 0) { #ifdef wort_ende_debug printf(" z1: zeilen_len: %d ; wort_len %d \n",zeilen_len, wort_len); printf(" z1: zeilen_pos: %d ; wort_pos %d\n",zeilen_pos, wort_pos); #endif /* add space + word */ zeile_plus_wort(ONESPACE,1,1); zeile_plus_wort(wort,wort_len, wort_pos); } else /* zeilen_len==0 => new beginning of a paragraph */ { #ifdef wort_ende_debug printf(" z2: zeilen_len: %d\n",zeilen_len); printf(" z2: zeilen_pos: %d\n",zeilen_pos); #endif i=0; while (i0) { zeile_plus_wort(ONESPACE,1,1); } zeile_plus_wort(wort,wort_len, wort_pos); } wort_pos = 0; wort_len = 0; } #ifdef proc_debug printf("wort_ende() ende\n"); #endif } /* end wort_ende */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void line_break() { wort_ende(); print_zeile(); } /* end line_break */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void paragraphen_ende() { if (paragraph!=0) { #ifdef proc_debug printf("paragraph_ende()\n"); printf("zeilen_len: %d\n", zeilen_len); #endif line_break(); print_zeile(); paragraph--; pop_align(); } #ifdef proc_debug printf("paragraphen_ende() ende\n"); #endif } /* end paragraphen_ende */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void neuer_paragraph() { #ifdef proc_debug printf("neuer_paragraph()\n"); #endif /*fprintf(stderr, "paragraph %d\n", paragraph); */ if (paragraph!=0) { paragraphen_ende(); } line_break(); print_zeile(); paragraph++; #ifdef proc_debug printf("neuer_paragraph() ende\n"); #endif } /* end neuer_paragraph */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void hr() { int i, hr_width=hr_breite-4, hr_align=CENTER; #ifdef proc_debug printf("hr()\n"); #endif while (ch!='>') { ch=get_attr(); #ifdef attr_debug printf(" HR-attribute: %s; content: %s#\n",attr_name,attr_ctnt); #endif if CMP("ALIGN", attr_name) { uppercase_str(attr_ctnt); if CMP("LEFT", attr_ctnt) { hr_align=LEFT; } else if CMP("CENTER", attr_ctnt) { hr_align=CENTER; } else if CMP("RIGHT", attr_ctnt) { hr_align=RIGHT; } else if CMP("JUSTIFY", attr_ctnt) { hr_align=LEFT; } else { if (errorlevel>=2) { fprintf(stderr, "No LEFT|CENTER|RIGHT found!\n");} } } else if CMP("WIDTH", attr_name) { i=STRLEN(attr_ctnt); if (attr_ctnt[i-1]=='%') { attr_ctnt[i-1] = '\0'; hr_width = ATOI(attr_ctnt); if (hr_width==100) { hr_width = hr_breite-4; } else { hr_width = hr_breite*hr_width/100; } } else { hr_width = ATOI(attr_ctnt)/8; if (hr_width>hr_breite-4) { hr_width = hr_breite-4; } } } } neuer_paragraph(); push_align(hr_align); for (i=0; i #include #include #include #include "main.h" #include "debug.h" #include "multibyte.h" #ifdef MULTIBYTE # include #endif /* Dynamic align added by autophile@starband.net 29 Mar 2002 */ int *align = NULL; int align_nr=0, align_size=0; /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int get_align() { /* Dynamic align added by autophile@starband.net 29 Mar 2002 */ if (align==NULL) { align = (int *)malloc(256*sizeof(int)); align[0] = 1; /* default LEFT alignment. */ } /*printf("align[%d] %d\n", align_nr, align[align_nr]); */ return(align[align_nr]); } /* end get_align */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void push_align(int a) { int *tmp_align = NULL; #ifdef proc_debug printf("push_align(%d)\n", a); #endif align_nr++; /* Dynamic align added by autophile@starband.net 29 Mar 2002 */ if (align_nr >= align_size) { align_size += 256; if (align == NULL) { align = (int *)malloc(align_size*sizeof(int)); align[0] = 1; /* default LEFT alignment. */ } else { /*align = (int *)realloc(align, align_size*sizeof(int));*/ tmp_align = (int *)malloc(align_size*sizeof(int)); if (align_size!=0) { memcpy(tmp_align, align, (align_size-256)*sizeof(int)); } free(align); align = tmp_align; } } /* if (div_test!=0) { align[align_nr]=div_test; } else { */ align[align_nr]=a; /*} */ } void pop_align() { if (align_nr==0) { if (errorlevel>=5) { fprintf(stdout, "Error: align_nr=0\n");} } else { align_nr--; } /*printf("align_nr %d\n", align_nr); */ #ifdef proc_debug printf("pop_align()\n"); #endif } /* ------------------------------------------------ */ #ifdef MULTIBYTE wint_t uppercase(wint_t c) { if ((c>='a') && (c<='z')) { c=towupper(c); } return c; } /* end uppercase */ #else int uppercase(int c) { if ((c>='a') && (c<='z')) { c=toupper(c); } return c; } /* end uppercase */ #endif /* ------------------------------------------------ */ void uppercase_str(CHAR *s) { int i=0; #ifdef proc_debug printf("uppercase()\n"); #endif #ifdef proc_debug printf("%s -> ", s); #endif while(s[i]!='\0') { s[i]=uppercase(s[i]); i++; } #ifdef proc_debug printf("%s\n", s); printf("uppercase_str() ende\n"); #endif } /* end uppercase_str */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* copy the character to the string */ void set_char(CHAR *s, CHAR c) { /* printf("set_char1: %s=\n", s); */ s[0] = c; s[1] = '\0'; /* printf("set_char2: %s=\n", s); */ } /* end set_char */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int x2dec(CHAR *str, int base) { int i=0, current_nr=0, nr=0; int len=STRLEN(str); for (i=0;i='0') && (current_nr<='9')) { nr += current_nr-'0'; } else { #ifdef MULTIBYTE current_nr = towupper(current_nr)-'A'+10; #else current_nr = toupper(current_nr)-'A'+10; #endif if ((current_nr>=10) && (current_nr #include #include #include "html.h" #include "text.h" #include "main.h" #include "lists.h" #include "fileio.h" #include "debug.h" #include "charset.h" #include "util.h" void html_tag() { CHAR str[DEF_STR_LEN]; int i=0; ch = uppercase(read_char()); /* letter -> normal tag */ /* '!' -> CDATA section or comment */ /* '/' -> end tag */ /* '?' -> XML processing instruction */ if ((!isalpha(ch)) && (ch!='/') && (ch!='!') && (ch!='?')) { wort_plus_ch('<'); putback_char(ch); /* fprintf(stderr, "no html tag: %c\n",ch); */ return; } /* read html tag */ while ((ch!='>') && (ch!=' ') && (ch!=13) && (ch!=10)) { if (i'); } else if CMP("META", str) { find_encoding(); } else if CMP("?XML", str) { find_xml_encoding(); } /* Linebreak */ else if CMP("BR", str) { line_break(); } else if CMP("BR/", str) { line_break(); } /* xhtml */ else if CMP("P", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/P", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("BLOCKQUOTE", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/BLOCKQUOTE", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("Q", str) { wort_plus_ch('"'); } else if CMP("/Q", str) { wort_plus_ch('"'); } /* Convert these Tags */ #ifdef AMIGA else if CMP("B", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[1m"); } else if CMP("/B", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[22m"); } else if CMP("I", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[3m"); } else if CMP("/I", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[23m"); } else if CMP("U", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[4m"); } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/U", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[24m"); } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("STRONG", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[1m"); } else if CMP("/STRONG", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[22m"); } else if CMP("EM", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[3m"); } else if CMP("/EM", str) { wort_plus_string_nocount("\033[23m"); } #else else if CMP("B", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('*'); } } else if CMP("/B", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('*'); } } else if CMP("I", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('/'); } } else if CMP("/I", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('/'); } } else if CMP("U", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('_'); } } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/U", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('_'); } } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("STRONG", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('*'); } } else if CMP("/STRONG", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('*'); } } else if CMP("EM", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('/'); } } else if CMP("/EM", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('/'); } } else if CMP("EMPH", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('/'); } } /* sometimes used, but doesn't really exist */ else if CMP("/EMPH", str) { if (convert_tags) { wort_plus_ch('/'); } } /* sometimes used, but doesn't really exist */ #endif /* headings */ else if CMP("H1", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/H1", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("H2", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/H2", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("H3", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/H3", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("H4", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/H4", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("H5", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/H5", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("H6", str) { start_p(); } else if CMP("/H6", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("HR", str) { hr(); } else if CMP("HR/", str) { hr(); } /* xhtml */ else if CMP("A", str) { href(); } else if CMP("/A", str) { href_link_inline_output(); } else if CMP("LI", str) { start_lis(); } else if CMP("/LI", str) { end_lis(); } else if CMP("UL", str) { start_uls(); } else if CMP("/UL", str) { end_uls(); return; } else if CMP("DIR", str) { start_uls(); } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/DIR", str) { end_uls(); return; } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("MENU", str) { start_uls(); } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/MENU", str) { end_uls(); return; } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("OL", str) { start_ols(); } else if CMP("/OL", str) { end_ols(); } else if CMP("DIV", str) { start_div(0); } else if CMP("/DIV", str) { end_div(); } else if CMP("CENTER", str) { start_div(CENTER); } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/CENTER", str) { end_div(); } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("RIGHT", str) { start_div(RIGHT); } else if CMP("/RIGHT", str) { end_div(); } /* tags with alt attribute */ else if CMP("IMG", str) { image(default_image, 1); } else if CMP("APPLET", str) { image(STRING("Applet"), 1); } /* deprecated */ else if CMP("AREA", str) { image(STRING("Area"), 0); } else if CMP("INPUT", str) { image(STRING("Input"), 0); } /* table */ else if CMP("TABLE", str) { /*start_p();*/ push_align(LEFT); neuer_paragraph(); } else if CMP("/TABLE", str) { paragraphen_ende(); } else if CMP("TD", str) { wort_plus_ch(' '); } else if CMP("/TD", str) {} else if CMP("TH", str) { wort_plus_ch(' '); } else if CMP("/TH", str) {} else if CMP("TR", str) { line_break(); } /* start_p(); */ else if CMP("/TR", str) { /*paragraphen_ende();*/ } else if CMP("CAPTION", str) {} else if CMP("/CAPTION", str) {} else if CMP("PRE", str) { start_p(); pre=1; } else if CMP("/PRE", str) { paragraphen_ende(); pre=0; } else if CMP("DL", str) { start_dl();} /* Definition List */ else if CMP("/DL", str) { end_dl(); } else if CMP("DT", str) { start_dt(); } /* Definition Title */ else if CMP("/DT", str) { end_dt(); } else if CMP("DD", str) { start_dd(); } /* Definition Description */ else if CMP("/DD", str) { end_dd(); } /* tags for forms */ else if CMP("FORM", str) {} else if CMP("/FORM", str) {} else if CMP("BUTTON", str) {} /* TODO: extract name? */ else if CMP("/BUTTON", str) {} else if CMP("FIELDSET", str) {} else if CMP("/FIELDSET", str) {} else if CMP("TEXTAREA", str) {} else if CMP("/TEXTAREA", str) {} else if CMP("LEGEND", str) {} else if CMP("/LEGEND", str) {} else if CMP("LABEL", str) {} else if CMP("/LABEL", str) {} /* tags that have no visible effect */ else if CMP("SAMP", str) {} else if CMP("/SAMP", str) {} else if CMP("CODE", str) {} else if CMP("/CODE", str) {} else if CMP("ABBR", str) {} else if CMP("/ABBR", str) {} else if CMP("ACRONYM", str) {} else if CMP("/ACRONYM", str) {} else if CMP("BIG", str) {} else if CMP("/BIG", str) {} else if CMP("VAR", str) {} else if CMP("/VAR", str) {} else if CMP("KBD", str) {} else if CMP("/KBD", str) {} /* tags that should have some visible effect */ else if CMP("BDO", str) {} else if CMP("/BDO", str) {} else if CMP("INS", str) {} else if CMP("/INS", str) {} else if CMP("DEL", str) {} else if CMP("/DEL", str) {} else if CMP("S", str) {} /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/S", str) {} /* deprecated */ else if CMP("STRIKE", str) {} /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/STRIKE", str) {} /* deprecated */ /* those tags are ignored */ else if CMP("HTML", str) {} else if CMP("BASE", str) {} else if CMP("LINK", str) {} else if CMP("BASEFONT", str) {} /* deprecated */ else if CMP("HEAD", str) {} else if CMP("/HEAD", str) {} else if CMP("BODY", str) {} else if CMP("/BODY", str) {} else if CMP("FONT", str) {} /* deprecated */ else if CMP("/FONT", str) {} /* deprecated */ else if CMP("MAP", str) {} else if CMP("/MAP", str) {} else if CMP("SUP", str) {} else if CMP("/SUP", str) {} else if CMP("ADDRESS", str) {} else if CMP("/ADDRESS", str) {} else if CMP("TT", str) {} else if CMP("/TT", str) {} else if CMP("SUB", str) {} else if CMP("/SUB", str) {} else if CMP("NOSCRIPT", str) {} else if CMP("/NOSCRIPT", str) {} else if CMP("SMALL", str) {} else if CMP("/SMALL", str) {} else if CMP("SPAN", str) {} else if CMP("/SPAN", str) {} else if CMP("DFN", str) {} else if CMP("/DFN", str) {} else if CMP("BLINK", str) {} else if CMP("/BLINK", str) {} else if CMP("CITE", str) {} else if CMP("/CITE", str) {} else if CMP("NOBR", str) {} else if CMP("/NOBR", str) {} else if CMP("SELECT", str) {} else if CMP("/SELECT", str) {} else if CMP("OPTION", str) {} else if CMP("FRAME", str) {} else if CMP("/FRAME", str) {} else if CMP("FRAMESET", str) {} else if CMP("/FRAMESET", str) {} else if CMP("NOFRAMES", str) {} else if CMP("/NOFRAMES", str) {} else if CMP("IFRAME", str) {} else if CMP("/IFRAME", str) {} else if CMP("LAYER", str) {} else if CMP("/LAYER", str) {} else if CMP("ILAYER", str) {} else if CMP("/ILAYER", str) {} else if CMP("NOLAYER", str) {} else if CMP("/NOLAYER", str) {} else if CMP("COL", str) {} else if CMP("COLGROUP", str) {} else if CMP("/COLGROUP", str) {} else if CMP("ISINDEX", str) {} /* deprecated */ else if CMP("THEAD", str) {} else if CMP("/THEAD", str) {} else if CMP("TFOOT", str) {} else if CMP("/TFOOT", str) {} else if CMP("TBODY", str) {} else if CMP("/TBODY", str) {} else if CMP("PARAM", str) {} else if CMP("/PARAM", str) {} else if CMP("OBJECT", str) {} else if CMP("/OBJECT", str) {} else if CMP("OPTGROUP", str) {} else if CMP("/OPTGROUP", str) {} else if CMP("/AREA", str) {} else if (STRNCMP("!--", str, 3)==0) { /*#ifdef debug */ /*printf("Frisskommentar %ls\n", str); */ /*#endif */ /*goback_char(3); */ /* put the last 3 characters back to stream */ /* needed for comments like "<--test-->" */ putback_char(ch); putback_char(str[STRLEN(str)-1]); putback_char(str[STRLEN(str)-2]); /*printf("str: %ls\n", str); */ /*printf(" put back %lc%lc%lc\n", str[STRLEN(str)-2], str[STRLEN(str)-1], ch); */ ch = friss_kommentar(); /*printf("ch_1: %c %d\n", ch, ch); */ /*goback_char(1); */ /*printf("ch_2: %c %d\n", ch, ch); */ /*ch = read_char(); */ /*printf("ch_3: %c %d\n", ch, ch); */ } /* Comment */ /* these have to be ignored, to avoid the following error to show up */ else if CMP("SCRIPT", str) {} else if CMP("/SCRIPT", str) {} else if CMP("STYLE", str) {} else if CMP("/STYLE", str) {} else if CMP("TITLE", str) {} else if CMP("/TITLE", str) {} else { if (errorlevel>=2) { print_error("tag ignored: ", str);} } } /* Skip attributes */ #ifdef debug printf("\nTag: %ls;\n", str); #endif while (ch!='>') { ch = get_attr(); #ifdef debug printf("Attribute: %ls;\n", attr_name); printf("Content: %ls#\n", attr_ctnt); #endif } } /* end html_tag */ vilistextum-2.6.9/src/html_tag.h0000644000076400001440000000010007361456172013607 00000000000000#ifndef html_tag_h #define html_tag_h void html_tag(); #endif vilistextum-2.6.9/src/kilistextum.kaptn0000744000076400001440000000201210517177502015257 00000000000000 start `vilistextum -v` -> inout opt buttons; vilistextum -> "vilistextum " opt " " inp " " out ; inout :framed -> inp out ; inp "Input file" -> @infile ; out "Output file" -> @outfile ; opt:framed :horizontal -> extropt createopt ; createopt "" -> palm shrink remove nomicrosoft converttags noimage noalt ; extropt "Options" -> links_frame width ; palm "Optimize for PDA" -> @ | "-p " ; shrink "Only one empty line between lines" -> @ | "-s 1 " ; remove "Remove empty alt tags" -> @ | !"-r " ; nomicrosoft "Don't convert Microsoft entities and characters" -> @ | "-m " ; links_frame -> links_options | @; links_options "Show links" -> links | linksinline; links "at end" -> "-l " ; linksinline "inline" -> "-k " ; converttags "Convert tags (eg B,I,U)" -> @ | !"-c " ; noimage "Suppress [Image]" -> @ | "-n " ; noalt "Suppress [Image] and [alttext]" -> @ | "-a " ; width "Width of output" -> "-w " @integer(1)=72 " " ; buttons :horizontal -> @action(vilistextum)="Convert" @echo(vilistextum)="Show command" @close="Quit"; vilistextum-2.6.9/src/multibyte.h0000644000076400001440000000303410313765462014033 00000000000000#include <../config.h> #ifdef MULTIBYTE #include #define CHAR wchar_t #define STRLEN(s) wcslen(s) #define CPYSS(dest, src) wcscpy(dest, src) /* copy str to str */ #define CPYSL(dest, src) wcscpy(dest, L##src) /* copy str to L"str" */ #define STRCMP(s1, s2) wcscmp( L##s1, s2 ) #define STRCASECMP(s1, s2) (wcscasecmp(L##s1, s2)==0) #define CMP(s1, s2) (wcscmp(L##s1, s2)==0) #define STRCAT(dest, src) wcscat(dest, (wchar_t*) src) #define wcstoi(tmp) wcstol(tmp, (wchar_t **)NULL, 10) #define ATOI(n) wcstoi(n) #define ONESPACE L" " #define WORT_PLUS_STRING(str) wort_plus_string(L##str) #define STRSTR(haystack, needle) wcsstr(haystack, L##needle) #define STRNCMP(str1, str2, nr) wcsncmp(L##str1, str2, nr) #define STRING(string) L##string #define GETC(stream) fgetwc(stream) #define UNGETC(c, s) ungetwc(c, s) #define CEOF WEOF #else #define CHAR unsigned char #define STRLEN(s) strlen(s) #define CPYSS(dest, src) strcpy(dest, src) #define CPYSL(dest, src) strcpy(dest, src) #define STRCMP(s1, s2) strcmp(s1, s2) #define STRCASECMP(s1, s2) (strcasecmp(s1, s2)==0) #define CMP(s1, s2) (strcmp(s1, s2)==0) #define STRCAT(dest, src) strcat(dest, src) #define ATOI(n) atoi(n) #define ONESPACE " " #define WORT_PLUS_STRING(str) wort_plus_string(str) #define STRSTR(haystack, needle) strstr(haystack, needle) #define STRNCMP(str1, str2, nr) strncmp(str1, str2, nr) #define STRING(string) string #define GETC(stream) fgetc(stream) #define UNGETC(c, s) ungetc(c, s) #define CEOF (unsigned char)EOF #endif vilistextum-2.6.9/src/latin1.c0000664000076400001440000006446710436335700013215 00000000000000/* * Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Patric Müller * bhaak@gmx.net * http://bhaak.dyndns.org/vilistextum/ * * Released under the GNU GPL Version 2 - http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html * */ /* History: * 18.04.01: now ignores entities for ascii control characters (0-31) * 19.04.01: added parse_entities(char *) * 03.09.01: added hexadecimal entities * 18.02.02: made tmpstr global. Amiga gcc 2.95 has problem with accessing it as local variable. * 16.10.02: entity number > 255 was not handled for multibyte * */ #include <../config.h> #include #include #include #include #include "latin1.h" #include "text.h" #include "debug.h" #include "util.h" #include "main.h" #include "microsoft.h" #include "unicode_entities.h" #include "charset.h" #include "multibyte.h" int entity_number(CHAR *s); int html_entity(CHAR*); int latin1(CHAR*); CHAR tmpstr[DEF_STR_LEN]; /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int set_char_wrapper(CHAR *str, int num) { #ifdef MULTIBYTE /*printf("Multibyte %ls %d\n", str, num); */ return(convert_character(num, str)); #else # if DEBUG printf("No Multibyte\n"); # endif set_char(str, num); return(1); #endif } /* end set_char_wrapper */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* parse entity in string */ void parse_entity(CHAR *str) { int len = STRLEN(str); #ifdef proc_debug printf("start parse: %s\n", str); #endif /*for (i=0; i=1) { print_error("entity unknown: ", tmpstr); } } /*fprintf(stderr, "Entity String %s %s\n", str, tmpstr); */ #ifdef proc_debug printf("end parse: %s\n", str); #endif } /* end parse */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* parses entities in string */ void parse_entities(CHAR *s) { int i=0,j=0,k=0; CHAR tmp[DEF_STR_LEN]; CHAR entity[DEF_STR_LEN]; int len=STRLEN(s); CHAR result[DEF_STR_LEN]; if (len>=DEF_STR_LEN) { len = DEF_STR_LEN-1; } result[0] = '\0'; /*printf("parse_entities: whole string -%s-\n", s); */ while(i<=len) { j=0; while((s[i]!='\0') && (s[i]!='&') && (i=32) && (number<=127)) { #ifdef MULTIBYTE return(convert_character(number, s)); #else set_char(s, number); return(1); #endif } /* ansi printable character 160-255 */ else if ((number>=160) && (number<=255)) { /* latin1 soft hyphen, just swallow it and return empty string */ if (number==173) { s[0] = '\0'; return(1); } #ifdef MULTIBYTE return(convert_character(number, s)); #else set_char(s, number); return(1); #endif } /* ascii control character -> return empty string */ else if ((number >= 0) && (number < 32)) { s[0] = '\0'; return(1); } #ifdef MULTIBYTE else if (number > 255) { return(convert_character(number, s)); } #endif } return(0); } /* end entity_number */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ int html_entity(CHAR *str) { #if 0 clutch until proper charset conversion is done if (sevenbit) { if CMP(" ", str) { set_char_wrapper(str, ' '); } /* no-break space */ else if CMP(" ", str) { set_char_wrapper(str, ' '); } /* no-break space */ } #endif if CMP(""", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, '"')); } else if CMP("&;", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, '&')); } /* for those brain damaged ones */ else if CMP("&", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, '&')); } else if CMP(">", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, '>')); } else if CMP("<", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, '<')); } else if CMP("'", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, '\'')); } else { return(0); } /* found no html entity */ } /* end html_entity */ /* ------------------------------------------------ */ /* returns true if str is a known entity and changes str to the printout */ int latin1(CHAR *str) { if CMP(" ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 160)); } /* no-break space */ else if CMP("¡", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 161)); } /* inverted exclamation mark */ else if CMP("¢", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 162)); } /* cent sign */ else if CMP("£", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 163)); } /* pound sterling sign */ else if CMP("¤", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 164)); } /* general currency sign */ else if CMP("¥", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 165)); } /* yen sign */ else if CMP("¦", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 166)); } /* broken (vertical) bar */ else if CMP("§", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 167)); } /* section sign */ else if CMP("¨", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 168)); } /* umlaut (dieresis) */ else if CMP("©", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 169)); } /* copyright sign */ else if CMP("ª", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 170)); } /* ordinal indicator, feminine */ else if CMP("«", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 171)); } /* angle quotation mark, left */ else if CMP("¬", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 172)); } /* not sign */ else if CMP("­", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, '\0')); } /* soft hyphen, just swallow it */ else if CMP("®", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 174)); } /* registered sign */ else if CMP("¯", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 175)); } /* macron */ else if CMP("°", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 176)); } /* degree sign */ else if CMP("±", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 177)); } /* plus-or-minus sign */ else if CMP("²", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 178)); } /* superscript two */ else if CMP("³", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 179)); } /* superscript three */ else if CMP("´", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 180)); } /* acute accent */ else if CMP("µ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 181)); } /* micro sign */ else if CMP("¶", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 182)); } /* pilcrow (paragraph sign) */ else if CMP("·", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 183)); } /* middle dot */ else if CMP("¸", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 184)); } /* cedilla */ else if CMP("¹", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 185)); } /* superscript one */ else if CMP("º", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 186)); } /* ordinal indicator, masculine */ else if CMP("»", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 187)); } /* angle quotation mark, right */ else if CMP("¼", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 188)); } /* fraction one-quarter */ else if CMP("½", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 189)); } /* fraction one-half */ else if CMP("¾", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 190)); } /* fraction three-quarters */ else if CMP("¿", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 191)); } /* inverted question mark */ else if CMP("À", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 192)); } /* capital A, grave accent */ else if CMP("Á", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 193)); } /* capital A, acute accent */ else if CMP("Â", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 194)); } /* capital A, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("Ã", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 195)); } /* capital A, tilde */ else if CMP("Ä", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 196)); } /* capital A, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("Å", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 197)); } /* capital A, ring */ else if CMP("Æ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 198)); } /* capital AE diphthong (ligature) */ else if CMP("Ç", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 199)); } /* capital C, cedilla */ else if CMP("È", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 200)); } /* capital E, grave accent */ else if CMP("É", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 201)); } /* capital E, acute accent */ else if CMP("Ê", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 202)); } /* capital E, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("Ë", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 203)); } /* capital E, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("Ì", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 204)); } /* capital I, grave accent */ else if CMP("Í", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 205)); } /* capital I, acute accent */ else if CMP("Î", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 206)); } /* capital I, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("Ï", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 207)); } /* capital I, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("Ð", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 208)); } /* capital Eth, Icelandic */ else if CMP("Ñ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 209)); } /* capital N, tilde */ else if CMP("Ò", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 210)); } /* capital O, grave accent */ else if CMP("Ó", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 211)); } /* capital O, acute accent */ else if CMP("Ô", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 212)); } /* capital O, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("Õ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 213)); } /* capital O, tilde */ else if CMP("Ö", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 214)); } /* capital O, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("×", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 215)); } /* multiply sign */ else if CMP("Ø", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 216)); } /* capital O, slash */ else if CMP("Ù", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 217)); } /* capital U, grave accent */ else if CMP("Ú", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 218)); } /* capital U, acute accent */ else if CMP("Û", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 219)); } /* capital U, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("Ü", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 220)); } /* capital U, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("Ý", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 221)); } /* capital Y, acute accent */ else if CMP("Þ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 222)); } /* capital THORN, Icelandic */ else if CMP("ß", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 223)); } /* small sharp s, German (sz ligature) */ else if CMP("à", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 224)); } /* small a, grave accent */ else if CMP("á", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 225)); } /* small a, acute accent */ else if CMP("â", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 226)); } /* small a, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("ã", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 227)); } /* small a, tilde */ else if CMP("ä", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 228)); } /* small a, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("å", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 229)); } /* small a, ring */ else if CMP("æ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 230)); } /* small ae diphthong (ligature) */ else if CMP("ç", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 231)); } /* small c, cedilla */ else if CMP("è", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 232)); } /* small e, grave accent */ else if CMP("é", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 233)); } /* small e, acute accent */ else if CMP("ê", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 234)); } /* small e, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("ë", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 235)); } /* small e, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("ì", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 236)); } /* small i, grave accent */ else if CMP("í", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 237)); } /* small i, acute accent */ else if CMP("î", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 238)); } /* small i, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("ï", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 239)); } /* small i, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("ð", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 240)); } /* small eth, Icelandic */ else if CMP("ñ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 241)); } /* small n, tilde */ else if CMP("ò", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 242)); } /* small o, grave accent */ else if CMP("ó", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 243)); } /* small o, acute accent */ else if CMP("ô", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 244)); } /* small o, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("õ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 245)); } /* small o, tilde */ else if CMP("ö", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 246)); } /* small o, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("÷", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 247)); } /* divide sign */ else if CMP("ø", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 248)); } /* small o, slash */ else if CMP("ù", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 249)); } /* small u, grave accent */ else if CMP("ú", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 250)); } /* small u, acute accent */ else if CMP("û", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 251)); } /* small u, circumflex accent */ else if CMP("ü", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 252)); } /* small u, dieresis or umlaut mark */ else if CMP("ý", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 253)); } /* small y, acute accent */ else if CMP("þ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 254)); } /* small thorn, Icelandic */ else if CMP("ÿ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 255)); } /* small y, dieresis or umlaut mark */ #ifdef MULTIBYTE else if CMP("ƒ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 402)); } else if CMP("Α", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 913)); } else if CMP("Β", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 914)); } else if CMP("Γ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 915)); } else if CMP("Δ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 916)); } else if CMP("Ε", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 917)); } else if CMP("Ζ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 918)); } else if CMP("Η", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 919)); } else if CMP("Θ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 920)); } else if CMP("Ι", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 921)); } else if CMP("Κ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 922)); } else if CMP("Λ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 923)); } else if CMP("Μ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 924)); } else if CMP("Ν", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 925)); } else if CMP("Ξ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 926)); } else if CMP("Ο", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 927)); } else if CMP("Π", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 928)); } else if CMP("Ρ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 929)); } else if CMP("Σ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 931)); } else if CMP("Τ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 932)); } else if CMP("Υ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 933)); } else if CMP("Φ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 934)); } else if CMP("Χ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 935)); } else if CMP("Ψ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 936)); } else if CMP("Ω", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 937)); } else if CMP("α", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 945)); } else if CMP("β", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 946)); } else if CMP("γ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 947)); } else if CMP("δ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 948)); } else if CMP("ε", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 949)); } else if CMP("ζ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 950)); } else if CMP("η", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 951)); } else if CMP("θ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 952)); } else if CMP("ι", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 953)); } else if CMP("κ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 954)); } else if CMP("λ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 955)); } else if CMP("μ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 956)); } else if CMP("ν", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 957)); } else if CMP("ξ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 958)); } else if CMP("ο", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 959)); } else if CMP("π", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 960)); } else if CMP("ρ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 961)); } else if CMP("ς", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 962)); } else if CMP("σ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 963)); } else if CMP("τ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 964)); } else if CMP("υ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 965)); } else if CMP("φ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 966)); } else if CMP("χ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 967)); } else if CMP("ψ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 968)); } else if CMP("ω", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 969)); } else if CMP("ϑ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 977)); } else if CMP("ϒ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 978)); } else if CMP("ϖ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 982)); } else if CMP("•", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8226)); } else if CMP("…", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8230)); } else if CMP("′", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8242)); } else if CMP("″", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8243)); } else if CMP("‾", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8254)); } else if CMP("⁄", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8260)); } else if CMP("℘", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8472)); } else if CMP("ℑ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8465)); } else if CMP("ℜ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8476)); } else if CMP("™", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8482)); } else if CMP("ℵ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8501)); } else if CMP("←", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8592)); } else if CMP("↑", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8593)); } else if CMP("→", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8594)); } else if CMP("↓", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8595)); } else if CMP("↔", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8596)); } else if CMP("↵", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8629)); } else if CMP("⇐", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8656)); } else if CMP("⇑", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8657)); } else if CMP("⇒", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8658)); } else if CMP("⇓", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8659)); } else if CMP("⇔", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8660)); } else if CMP("∀", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8704)); } else if CMP("∂", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8706)); } else if CMP("∃", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8707)); } else if CMP("∅", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8709)); } else if CMP("∇", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8711)); } else if CMP("∈", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8712)); } else if CMP("∉", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8713)); } else if CMP("∋", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8715)); } else if CMP("∏", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8719)); } else if CMP("∑", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8721)); } else if CMP("−", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8722)); } else if CMP("∗", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8727)); } else if CMP("√", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8730)); } else if CMP("∝", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8733)); } else if CMP("∞", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8734)); } else if CMP("∠", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8736)); } else if CMP("∧", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8743)); } else if CMP("∨", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8744)); } else if CMP("∩", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8745)); } else if CMP("∪", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8746)); } else if CMP("∫", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8747)); } else if CMP("∴", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8756)); } else if CMP("∼", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8764)); } else if CMP("≅", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8773)); } else if CMP("≈", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8776)); } else if CMP("≠", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8800)); } else if CMP("≡", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8801)); } else if CMP("≤", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8804)); } else if CMP("≥", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8805)); } else if CMP("⊂", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8834)); } else if CMP("⊃", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8835)); } else if CMP("⊄", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8836)); } else if CMP("⊆", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8838)); } else if CMP("⊇", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8839)); } else if CMP("⊕", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8853)); } else if CMP("⊗", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8855)); } else if CMP("⊥", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8869)); } else if CMP("⋅", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8901)); } else if CMP("⌈", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8968)); } else if CMP("⌉", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8969)); } else if CMP("⌊", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8970)); } else if CMP("⌋", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8971)); } else if CMP("⟨", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 9001)); } else if CMP("⟩", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 9002)); } else if CMP("◊", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 9674)); } else if CMP("♠", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 9824)); } else if CMP("♣", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 9827)); } else if CMP("♥", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 9829)); } else if CMP("♦", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 9830)); } else if CMP(""", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 34)); } else if CMP("&", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 38)); } else if CMP("'", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 39)); } else if CMP("<", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 60)); } else if CMP(">", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 62)); } else if CMP("Œ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 338)); } else if CMP("œ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 339)); } else if CMP("Š", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 352)); } else if CMP("š", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 353)); } else if CMP("Ÿ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 376)); } else if CMP("ˆ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 710)); } else if CMP("˜", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 732)); } else if CMP(" ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8194)); } else if CMP(" ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8195)); } else if CMP(" ", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8201)); } else if CMP("‌", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8204)); } else if CMP("‍", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8205)); } else if CMP("‎", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8206)); } else if CMP("‏", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8207)); } else if CMP("–", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8211)); } else if CMP("—", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8212)); } else if CMP("‘", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8216)); } else if CMP("’", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8217)); } else if CMP("‚", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8218)); } else if CMP("“", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8220)); } else if CMP("”", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8221)); } else if CMP("„", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8222)); } else if CMP("†", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8224)); } else if CMP("‡", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8225)); } else if CMP("‰", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8240)); } else if CMP("‹", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8249)); } else if CMP("›", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8250)); } else if CMP("€", str) { return(set_char_wrapper(str, 8364)); } #endif else { #if DEBUG printf("No Latin1 %ls\n", str); 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cent	¢	¢  

pound	£	£  

curren	¤	¤  

yen	¥	¥  

brvbar	¦	¦  

sect	§	§  

uml	¨	¨  

copy	©	©  

ordf	ª	ª  

laquo	«	«  

not	¬	¬  

shy	­	­  

reg	®	®  

macr	¯	¯  

deg	°	°  

plusmn	±	±  

sup2	²	²  

sup3	³	³  

acute	´	´  

micro	µ	µ  

para	¶	¶  

middot	·	·  

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sup1	¹	¹  

ordm	º	º  

raquo	»	»  

frac14	¼	¼  

frac12	½	½  

frac34	¾	¾  

iquest	¿	¿  

Agrave	À	À  

Aacute	Á	Á  

Acirc	Â	Â  

Atilde	Ã	Ã  

Auml	Ä	Ä  

Aring	Å	Å  

AElig	Æ	Æ  

Ccedil	Ç	Ç  

Egrave	È	È  

Eacute	É	É  

Ecirc	Ê	Ê  

Euml	Ë	Ë  

Igrave	Ì	Ì  

Iacute	Í	Í  

Icirc	Î	Î  

Iuml	Ï	Ï  

ETH	Ð	Ð  

Ntilde	Ñ	Ñ  

Ograve	Ò	Ò  

Oacute	Ó	Ó  

Ocirc	Ô	Ô  

Otilde	Õ	Õ  

Ouml	Ö	Ö  

times	×	×  

Oslash	Ø	Ø  

Ugrave	Ù	Ù  

Uacute	Ú	Ú  

Ucirc	Û	Û  

Uuml	Ü	Ü  

Yacute	Ý	Ý  

THORN	Þ	Þ  

szlig	ß	ß  

agrave	à	à  

aacute	á	á  

acirc	â	â  

atilde	ã	ã  

auml	ä	ä  

aring	å	å  

aelig	æ	æ  

ccedil	ç	ç  

egrave	è	è  

eacute	é	é  

ecirc	ê	ê  

euml	ë	ë  

igrave	ì	ì  

iacute	í	í  

icirc	î	î  

iuml	ï	ï  

eth	ð	ð  

ntilde	ñ	ñ  

ograve	ò	ò  

oacute	ó	ó  

ocirc	ô	ô  

otilde	õ	õ  

ouml	ö	ö  

divide	÷	÷  

oslash	ø	ø  

ugrave	ù	ù  

uacute	ú	ú  

ucirc	û	û  

uuml	ü	ü  

yacute	ý	ý  

thorn	þ	þ  

yuml	ÿ	ÿ  



Mathematical, Greek and Symbolic characters for HTML


Latin Extended-B

fnof	ƒ	ƒ  



Greek

Alpha	Α	Α  

Beta	Β	Β  

Gamma	Γ	Γ  

Delta	Δ	Δ  

Epsilon	Ε	Ε  

Zeta	Ζ	Ζ  

Eta	Η	Η  

Theta	Θ	Θ  

Iota	Ι	Ι  

Kappa	Κ	Κ  

Lambda	Λ	Λ  

Mu	Μ	Μ  

Nu	Ν	Ν  

Xi	Ξ	Ξ  

Omicron	Ο	Ο  

Pi	Π	Π  

Rho	Ρ	Ρ  

 

Sigma	Σ	Σ  

Tau	Τ	Τ  

Upsilon	Υ	Υ  

Phi	Φ	Φ  

Chi	Χ	Χ  

Psi	Ψ	Ψ  

Omega	Ω	Ω  


alpha	α	α  

beta	β	β  

gamma	γ	γ  

delta	δ	δ  

epsilon	ε	ε  

zeta	ζ	ζ  

eta	η	η  

theta	θ	θ  

iota	ι	ι  

kappa	κ	κ  

lambda	λ	λ  

mu	μ	μ  

nu	ν	ν  

xi	ξ	ξ  

omicron	ο	ο  

pi	π	π  

rho	ρ	ρ  

sigmaf	ς	ς  

sigma	σ	σ  

tau	τ	τ  

upsilon	υ	υ  

phi	φ	φ  

chi	χ	χ  

psi	ψ	ψ  

omega	ω	ω  

thetasym	ϑ	ϑ  

upsih	ϒ	ϒ  

piv	ϖ	ϖ  



General Punctuation

bull	•	•  

 

hellip	…	…  

prime	′	′  

Prime	″	″  

oline	‾	‾  

frasl	⁄	⁄  



Letterlike Symbols

weierp	℘	℘  

image	ℑ	ℑ  

real	ℜ	ℜ  

trade	™	™  

alefsym	ℵ	ℵ  

 



Arrows

larr	←	←  

uarr	↑	↑  

rarr	→	→  

darr	↓	↓  

harr	↔	↔  

crarr	↵	↵  

lArr	⇐	⇐  

 

uArr	⇑	⇑  

rArr	⇒	⇒  

 

dArr	⇓	⇓  

hArr	⇔	⇔  



Mathematical Operators

forall	∀	∀  

part	∂	∂  

exist	∃	∃  

empty	∅	∅  

nabla	∇	∇  

isin	∈	∈  

notin	∉	∉  

ni	∋	∋  

 

prod	∏	∏  

 

sum	∑	∑  

 

minus	−	−  

lowast	∗	∗  

radic	√	√  

prop	∝	∝  

infin	∞	∞  

ang	∠	∠  

and	∧	∧  

or	∨	∨  

cap	∩	∩  

cup	∪	∪  

int	∫	∫  

there4	∴	∴  

sim	∼	∼  

 

cong	≅	≅  

asymp	≈	≈  

ne	≠	≠  

equiv	≡	≡  

le	≤	≤  

ge	≥	≥  

sub	⊂	⊂  

sup	⊃	⊃  

 
nsub	⊄	⊄  

sube	⊆	⊆  

supe	⊇	⊇  

oplus	⊕	⊕  

otimes	⊗	⊗  

perp	⊥	⊥  

sdot	⋅	⋅  

 



Miscellaneous Technical

lceil	⌈	⌈  

rceil	⌉	⌉  

lfloor	⌊	⌊  

rfloor	⌋	⌋  

lang	⟨	〈  

 

rang	⟩	〉  

 



Geometric Shapes

loz	◊	◊  



Miscellaneous Symbols

spades	♠	♠  

 

clubs	♣	♣  

hearts	♥	♥  

diams	♦	♦  



Special characters for HTML


C0 Controls and Basic Latin

quot	"	"  

amp	&	&  

apos	'	'  

lt	<	<  

gt	>	>  



Latin Extended-A

OElig	Œ	Œ  

oelig	œ	œ  

 

Scaron	Š	Š  

scaron	š	š  

Yuml	Ÿ	Ÿ  



Spacing Modifier Letters

circ	ˆ	ˆ  

tilde	˜	˜  



General Punctuation

ensp	 	   

emsp	 	   

thinsp	 	   

zwnj	‌	‌  

zwj	‍	‍  

lrm	‎	‎  

rlm	‏	‏  

ndash	–	–  

mdash	—	—  

lsquo	‘	‘  

rsquo	’	’  

sbquo	‚	‚  

ldquo	“	“  

rdquo	”	”  

bdquo	„	„  

dagger	†	†  

Dagger	‡	‡  

permil	‰	‰  

lsaquo	‹	‹  

 

rsaquo	›	›  

 

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  0xF0  LATIN SMALL LETTER D WITH STROKE
ñ  0xF1  LATIN SMALL LETTER N WITH ACUTE
ò  0xF2  LATIN SMALL LETTER N WITH CARON
ó  0xF3  LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH ACUTE
ô  0xF4  LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH CIRCUMFLEX
ġ  0xF5  LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH DOUBLE ACUTE
ö  0xF6  LATIN SMALL LETTER O WITH DIAERESIS
÷  0xF7  DIVISION SIGN
ĝ  0xF8  LATIN SMALL LETTER R WITH CARON
ù  0xF9  LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH RING ABOVE
ú  0xFA  LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH ACUTE
û  0xFB  LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH DOUBLE ACUTE
ü  0xFC  LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH DIAERESIS
ŭ  0xFD  LATIN SMALL LETTER Y WITH ACUTE
ŝ  0xFE  LATIN SMALL LETTER T WITH CEDILLA
˙  0xFF  DOT ABOVE
vilistextum-2.6.9/tests/check_latin20000774000076400001440000000047510423405473014475 00000000000000#!/bin/sh echo "" echo "TEST: $0" ../src/vilistextum -v | grep >/dev/null multibyte || echo "no multibyte version. skipping..." ../src/vilistextum -v | grep >/dev/null multibyte || exit 0 rm -f latin2.output.test ../src/vilistextum latin2.html latin2.output.test diff >/dev/null latin2.output latin2.output.test vilistextum-2.6.9/tests/README0000664000076400001440000000117010072511431013063 00000000000000This is small testsuite for vilistextum. Tests: check_tags A generic test which ensures that vilistextum is at least minimal functional. check_entities Checks if all named character entities are correctly translated with locale iso-8859-1. The following tests only work when vilistextum is compiled as multibyte version. check_latin2 Checks if reading and writing of a iso-8859 charset other than iso-8859-1(latin1) is working. check_utf8 This check tests vilistextum's UTF-8 ability. The html file is taken from the great "UTF-8 Sampler" page (http://www.columbia.edu/, used with permission) by Frank Cruz. vilistextum-2.6.9/tests/utf-8-sampler.output0000664000076400001440000010111310025613200016062 00000000000000UTF-8 Sampler UTF-8 SAMPLER   Â · £ · â‚Ĵ · $ · ¢ · â‚ĦÂ Â·Â â‚˘Â Â·Â â‚£Â Â·Â â‚¤Â Â·Â â‚ · â‚Ĥ · ₧ · ₨ · â‚İ · ₪ · â‚Ğ · ₭ · â‚ · ₯ Frank da Cruz The Kermit Project - Columbia University New York City fdc@columbia.edu Last update: Sat Feb 14 16:01:20 2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [ PEACE ] [ Poetry ] [ I Can Eat Glass ] [ The Quick Brown Fox ] [ HTML Features ] [ Credits, Tools, Commentary ] UTF-8 is an ASCII-preserving encoding method for Unicode (ISO 10646), the Universal Character Set (UCS). The UCS encodes most of the world's writing systems in a single character set, allowing you to mix languages and scripts within a document without needing any tricks for switching character sets. This web page is encoded directly in UTF-8. As shown HERE, Columbia University's Kermit 95 terminal emulation software can display UTF-8 plain text in Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, XP, or 2000 when using a monospace Unicode font like Andale Mono WT J or Everson Mono Terminal, or the lesser populated Courier New, Lucida Console, or Andale Mono. C-Kermit can handle it too, if you have a Unicode display. As many languages as are representable in your font can be seen on the screen at the same time. This, however, is a Web page. Some Web browsers can handle UTF-8, some can't. And those that can might not have a sufficiently populated font to work with (some browsers might pick glyphs dynamically from multiple fonts; Netscape 6 seems to do this). CLICK HERE for a survey of Unicode fonts for Windows. The subtitle above shows currency symbols of many lands. If they don't appear as blobs, we're off to a good start! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Poetry From the Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem (Rune version): ᚠᛇášğá›Ğᛒá›ĤášĤá›Ğᚠášħášİᚠᚢášħá›Ğᚠᛁášħᚪá›Ğᚷᛖášğášıá›Ĥá›šáš³áš˘á›— á›‹áš³á›–ášŞá›šá›ĞášĤᛖᚪášğá›ĞᛗᚪášášášŞá›Ğᚷᛖášğášıá›Ĥᛚᚳá›Ğá›—á›áš³á›šáš˘ášá›Ğášğá›Ĥᛏá›ĞᛞášĞᛚᚪᚠᚷᛁᚠá›Ğášğᛖá›Ğášıᛁᛚᛖá›Ğᚠášİášħá›Ğᛞášħᛁášğᛏášá›–á›Ğᛞášİᛗᛖᛋá›Ğášğᛚᛇᛏᚪášá›Ĵ From Laȝamon's Brut (The Chronicles of England, Middle English, West Midlands): An preost wes on leoden, Laȝamon was ihoten He wes Leovena°es sone -- li°e him be Drihten. He wonede at Ernleȝe at Ĥ°elen are chirechen, Uppen Sevarne stae, sel ar him uhte, Onfest Radestone, er he bock radde. (The third letter in the author's name is Yogh, missing from many fonts; CLICK HERE for another Middle English sample with some explanation of letters and encoding). From the Tagelied of Wolfram von Eschenbach (Middle High German): Sne kl˘wen durh die wolken sint geslagen, er stget ğf mit gr´zer kraft, ich sih in gr˘wen t¤gelch als er wil tagen, den tac, der im geselleschaft erwenden wil, dem werden man, den ich mit sorgen n verliez. ich bringe in hinnen, ob ich kan. sn vil manegiu tugent michz leisten hiez. Some lines of Odysseus Elytis (Greek): Τη γÎğώσσÎħ ÎĵÎżÏ… έδωσÎħν εÎğÎğηνÎıÎşÎ Ï„Îż ÏƒÏ€ÎŻÏ„Îı φτωχÎıÎşÏŒ στÎıς ÎħÎĵÎĵÎżÏ…Î´Îıές Ï„ÎżÏ… ΟÎĵÎÏÎżÏ…. ÎœÎżÎ½ÎĴχη Î­Î³Î½ÎżÎıÎħ η γÎğώσσÎħ ÎĵÎżÏ… στÎıς ÎħÎĵÎĵÎżÏ…Î´Îıές Ï„ÎżÏ… ΟÎĵÎÏÎżÏ…. Îħπό Ï„Îż ΆÎÎıÎżÎ½ Î•ÏƒÏ„ÎŻ Ï„ÎżÏ… ΟδυσσέÎħ ΕÎğύτη The first stanza of Pushkin's Bronze Horseman (Russian): ° ħµÑ€µ³Ñƒ żÑƒÑÑ‚Ñ‹½½Ñ‹Ñ… ²ğ½ Ħтяğ ½, ´Ñƒĵ ²µğ¸ş¸Ñ… żğ½, ˜ ²´°ğь ³ğя´µğ. ŸÑ€µ´ ½¸ĵ ш¸Ñ€ş  µş° ½µÑğ°ÑÑ; ħµ´½Ñ‹ı чё𽠟 ½µı стрµĵ¸ğся ´¸½ş. Ÿ ĵш¸ÑÑ‚Ñ‹ĵ, тżş¸ĵ ħµÑ€µ³°ĵ §µÑ€½µğ¸ ¸·ħы ·´µÑÑŒ ¸ т°ĵ, ŸÑ€¸ÑŽÑ‚ уħ³³ чух½Ñ†°; ˜ ğµÑ, ½µ²µ´ĵыı ğуч°ĵ ’ туĵ°½µ сżÑ€ÑÑ‚°½½³ сğ½Ñ†°, šÑ€Ñƒ³ĵ шуĵµğ. Ċ ota Rustaveli's Veṗxis TÌ£q̇aosani, Ì£ï¸ĦTh, The Knight in the Tiger's Skin (Georgian): ვეპáƒáƒ˜áƒĦ ტყაოáƒĦანი შოთა რუáƒĦთაველი áƒĤმერთáƒĦი შემვედრე, ნუთუ კვლა დამáƒáƒĦნაáƒĦ áƒĦოფლიáƒĦა შრომაáƒĦა, ცეცáƒáƒšáƒĦ, áƒĴყალáƒĦა და მიáƒĴაáƒĦა, ჰაერთა თანა მრომაáƒĦა; მომცნეáƒĦ ფრთენი და აáƒĤვფრინდე, მივჰáƒáƒ•áƒ“ე მაáƒĦ áƒİემáƒĦა ნდომაáƒĦა, დáƒĤიáƒĦით და áƒĤამით ვჰáƒáƒ”დვიდე მზიáƒĦა ელვათა კრთომააáƒĦა. Tamil poetry of Cupiramaniya Paarathiyar: àšàŻàŞàŻà°àà£àżàŻ àŞàà°à¤àżàŻàà°àŻ (1882-1921) àŻàààħàżà¨àŻà¤ ààŻŠà´àżà•à³àżà²àŻ‡ à¤ààżà´àŻààŻŠà´àż àŞàŻ‹à²àŻ à‡àİàżà¤ààµà¤àŻ àŽà™àŻà•àŻààŻ à•àà£àŻ‹ààŻ, àŞààà°à°ààŻàŻ àµàżà²à™àŻà•àŻà•à³ààŻàŻ, à‰à²à•àİàŻˆà¤àŻà¤àŻààŻ à‡à•à´àŻàšàŻàšàżàšàŻŠà²àŞàŻ àŞààİàŻààŻˆ à•àŻ†àŸàŻàŸàŻ, à¨àààà¤àŻ à¤ààżà´à°àŻ†àİà•àŻ à•àŻŠà£àŻàŸàŻ à‡à™àŻà•àŻ àµàà´àŻà¨àŻà¤àżàŸàŻà¤à²àŻ à¨àİàŻàħàŻ‹? àšàŻŠà²àŻà²àŻ€à°àŻ! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I Can Eat Glass And from the sublime to the ridiculous, here is a certain phrase in an assortment of languages (1): * Sanskrit: ïğżà¤•à¤à¤šà¤‚ à¤ĥकàà¤¨à‹à¤àà¤Żà¤¤àà¤¤àà¤à ठनà‹à¤Şà¤ıà¤żà¤¨à¤¸àà¤¤à¤ż à¤à¤à¤à à * Sanskrit (standard transcription): kācaáıƒ Ċ›aknomyattum; nopahinasti mām. * Classical Greek: ὕÎħÎğÎżÎ½ ϕÎħÎ³Îµáż–Î½ δá½ğνÎħÎĵÎħÎı· Ï„ÎżáżĤÏ„Îż Îżá½” Îĵε βÎğá½ħπτεÎı. * Greek: ÎœÏ€ÎżÏÏŽ νÎħ φÎĴω σπÎħσÎĵένÎħ γυÎħÎğÎıÎĴ Ï‡Ï‰ÏÎŻÏ‚ νÎħ πÎĴθω Ï„ÎŻÏ€ÎżÏ„Îħ. Etruscan: (NEEDED) * Latin: Vitrum edere possum; mihi non nocet. * Esperanto: Mi povas manĝi vitron, ĝi ne damaĝas min. * French: Je peux manger du verre, §a ne me fait pas de mal. * Proven§al / Occitan: P²di manjar de veire, me nafrariĦ pas. * Quİbİcois: J'peux manger d'la vitre, §a m'fa pas mal. * Walloon: Dji pou magn do vŞre, §oula m' freut nİn m. Champenois: (NEEDED) Lorrain: (NEEDED) * Picard: Ch'peux mingi du verre, cha m'foİ mie n'ma. Corsican: (NEEDED) * Basque: Kristala jan dezaket, ez dit minik ematen. * Catalan: Puc menjar vidre que no em fa mal. * Spanish: Puedo comer vidrio, no me hace daħo. * Aragones: Puedo minchar beire, no me'n fa mal . * Galician: Eu podo xantar cristais e non cortarme. * Portuguese: Posso comer vidro, n£o me faz mal. * Brazilian Portuguese: Posso comer vidro, n£o me machuca. * Caboverdiano: M' podŞ cumŞ vidru, ca ta magu˘-m'. * Papiamentu: Ami por kome glas anto e no ta hasimi daħo. * Italian: Posso mangiare il vetro e non mi fa male. * Milanese: S´n b´n de magn  el vİder, el me fa minga mal. * Roman: Me posso magna' er vetro, e nun me fa male. * Sicilian: Puotsu mangiari u vitru, nun mi fa mali. * Venetian: Mi posso magnare el vetro, no'l me fa mae. * Zeneise (Genovese): P²sso mangi˘ o veddro e o no me f  m˘. Rheto-Romance / Romansch: (NEEDED) Romany / Tsigane: (NEEDED) * Romanian: Pot să măn˘nc sticlă și ea nu mă rănește. Pictish: (NEEDED) Breton: (NEEDED) * Cornish: M½ a yl dybry gwİder hag İf ny wra ow ankenya. * Welsh: Dw i'n gallu bwyta gwydr, 'dyw e ddim yn gwneud dolur i mi. * Manx Gaelic: Foddym gee glonney agh cha jean eh gortaghey mee. * Old Irish (Ogham): ᚛᚛ᚉᚑᚅᚔᚉᚉᚔᚋ ᚔᚈᚔ ᚍᚂᚐᚅᚑ ᚅᚔᚋᚌᚓᚅᚐ᚜ * Old Irish (Latin): Con·iccim ithi nglano. N­m·gİna. * Irish: Is fİidir liom gloinne a ithe. N­ dhİanann s­ dochar ar bith dom. * Scottish Gaelic: S urrainn dhomh gloinne ithe; cha ghoirtich i mi. * Anglo-Saxon (Runes): ᛁᚳá›Ğᛗᚨᚷá›Ğᚷᛚᚨᛋá›Ğᛖášİᛏᚪášá›Ğášİášá›žá›Ğášğᛁᛏá›Ğášá›–á›Ğášğᛖᚪášħᛗᛁᚪᚧá›Ğᛗᛖá›Ĵ * Anglo-Saxon (Latin): Ic mĤg glĤs eotan ond hit ne hearmia° me. * Middle English: Ich canne glas eten and hit hirti me nouȝt. * English: I can eat glass and it doesn't hurt me. * English (IPA): [aÉŞ kĤn iːt glɑːs Ĥnd ÉŞt dɐz nɒt hɜːt miː] (Received Pronunciation) * English (Braille): ⠊⠀⠉⠁⠝⠀⠑⠁⠞⠀⠛⠇⠁⠎⠎⠀⠁⠝⠙⠀⠊⠞⠀⠙⠕⠑⠎⠝⠞⠀⠓â â —⠞⠀⠍⠑ * Lalland Scots / Doric: Ah can eat gless, it disnae hurt us. Glaswegian: (NEEDED) * Gothic (4): ŒĵŒ°Œ² Œ²ŒğŒ´ƒ Œı̈„Œ°Œ½, Œ½Œı ŒĵŒıƒ …Œż Œ½Œ³Œ°Œ½ Œħ‚ŒıŒ²Œ²ŒıŒ¸. * Old Norse (Runes): ᛖᚴ ᚷᛖᛏ ᛖᛏᛁ ᚧ ᚷᛚᛖášħ ᛘᚠášĤᛖᛋᛋ ᚨᚧ ášĦᛖ ášħᚧᚨ ᛋᚨášħ * Old Norse (Latin): Ek get eti° gler Ħn ess a° ver°a sĦr. * Norsk / Norwegian (Nynorsk): Eg kan eta glas utan skada meg. * Norsk / Norwegian (Bokml): Jeg kan spise glass uten skade meg. F¸royskt / Faroese: (NEEDED) * slenska / Icelandic: ‰g get eti° gler Ħn ess a° mei°a mig. * Svensk / Swedish: Jag kan ¤ta glas utan att skada mig. * Dansk / Danish: Jeg kan spise glas, det g¸r ikke ondt p mig. * Soenderjysk: † ka Ĥe glass uhen at det go mĤ naue. * Frysk / Frisian: Ik kin glŞs ite, it docht me net sear. * Nederlands / Dutch: Ik kan glas eten; het doet mij geen pijn. * Afrikaans: Ek kan glas eet, maar dit maak my nie seer nie. * LĞtzebuergescht / Luxemburgish: Ech kan Glas iessen, daat deet mir nĞt wei. * Deutsch / German: Ich kann Glas essen, ohne mir weh zu tun. * Ruhrdeutsch: Ich kann Glas verkasematuckeln, ohne dattet mich wat jucken tut. * S¤chsisch / Saxon: 'sch kann Glos essn, ohne dass'sch mer wehtue. * Pf¤lzisch: Isch konn Glass fresse ohne dasses mer ebbes ausmache dud. * Schw¤bisch / Swabian: I k Glas fr¤ssa, ond des macht mr nix! * Bayrisch / Bavarian: I koh Glos esa, und es duard ma ned wei. * Allemannisch: I kaun Gloos essen, es tuat ma ned weh. * Schwyzerdĵtsch: Ich chan Glaas ¤sse, das tuet mir nĥd weeh. * Hungarian: Meg tudom enni az ĵveget, nem lesz tĊ‘le bajom. * Suomi / Finnish: Voin syĥd¤ lasia, se ei vahingoita minua. * Sami (Northern): SĦhtĦn borrat lĦsa, dat ii leat bĦvččas. Sami (Kildi): (NEEDED) * Estonian: Ma vµin klaasi sĵĵa, see ei tee mulle midagi. * Latvian: Es varu ēst stiklu, tas man nekaitē. * Lithuanian: AĊĦ galiu valgyti stiklą ir jis manęs neĊeidĊia Old Prussian: (NEEDED) Sorbian / Lusatian / Wendish: (NEEDED) * Czech: Mohu j­st sklo, neubl­Ċ­ mi. * Slovak: M´Ċem jesĊ sklo. Nezran­ ma. * Polska / Polish: Mogę jeĊ›Ä‡ szkĊ‚o i mi nie szkodzi. * Slovenian: Lahko jem steklo, ne da bi mi ĊĦkodovalo. * Croatian: Ja mogu jesti staklo i ne boli me. * Serbian (Latin): Mogu jesti staklo a da mi ne ĊĦkodi. * Serbian (Cyrillic): œ³Ñƒ јµÑÑ‚¸ ст°şğ ° ´° ĵ¸ ½µ шş´¸. * Macedonian: œĥ°ĵ ´° ј°´°ĵ ст°şğ, ° ½µ ĵµ штµÑ‚°. * Russian: Ż ĵ³Ñƒ µÑÑ‚ÑŒ стµşğ, ½ ĵ½µ ½µ ²Ñ€µ´¸Ñ‚. * Belarusian (Cyrillic): Ż ĵ°³Ñƒ µÑÑ†Ñ– шşğ, я½ ĵ½µ ½µ шş´·Ñ–ць. * Belarusian (Lacinka): Ja mahu jeĊ›ci ĊĦkĊ‚o, jano mne ne ĊĦkodzić. * Ukrainian: Ż ĵĥу їст¸ шşğ, ı ²½ ĵµ½Ñ– ½µ żÑˆş´¸Ñ‚ÑŒ. * Bulgarian: œ³° ´° яĵ стъşğ, т ½µ ĵ¸ ²Ñ€µ´¸. * Georgian: მინაáƒĦ ვჭამ და არა მტკივა. * Armenian: ԿրĠĥĠĦĠ´ ĠĦĠşĠĦĠŻĠĞ Ġ¸Ö‚ĠżĠĠĴ և ĠĞĠĥĠĠĞ ĠĦĠĥĠ°ĠĦĠĥĠ£ĠĞĠ½Ġż ĠıĠ¨ĠĥĠր։ * Albanian: UnĞ mund tĞ ha qelq dhe nuk mĞ gjen gjĞ. * Turkish: Cam yiyebilirim, bana zararÄħ dokunmaz. * Turkish (Ottoman): ĜĴĜ§Ù… ييه Ĝ¨Ù„ÙˆĜħم Ĝ¨Ú­Ĝ§ ĜĥĜħĜħى Ĝ·ÙˆÙ‚ونمĜ² * Bangla / Bengali: àĤ†àĤàĤż àĤ•àĤàĤàĤš àĤ–েàĤ¤à§‡ àĤŞàĤàĤ°àĤż, àĤ¤àĤàĤ¤à§‡ àĤ†àĤàĤàĤ° àĤ•à§‹àĤ¨à§‹ àĤ•à§àĤ·àĤ¤àĤż àĤıয় àĤ¨àĤठ* Marathi: à¤à€ कà¤à¤š खà¤à¤Š à¤ĥकतà‹, à¤à¤²à¤ à¤¤à‡ à¤Ĥàà¤–त नà¤à¤ıà€. * Hindi: à¤àˆà¤‚ कà¤à¤à¤š खठसकतठà¤ıà‚ँ, à¤àà¤à‡ उस à¤¸à‡ à¤•à‹à¤ˆ à¤Şà€à¤Ħठनà¤ıà€à¤‚ à¤ıà‹à¤¤à€. * Tamil: à¨ààİàŻ à•à£àŻà£ààŸàż àšààŞàŻàŞàżàŸàŻàµàŻ‡àİàŻ, à…à¤àİàà²àŻ àŽàİà•àŻà•àŻ à’à°àŻ à•àŻ‡àŸàŻààŻ àµà°àà¤àŻ. * Urdu(2): Ù…ÛŒÚş ÚİĜ§Ù†Ú† ÚİÚĜ§ Ĝ³ÚİĜŞĜ§ ÛÙˆÚş Ĝ§ÙˆĜħ مĜĴÚے ĜŞÚİلیف Ù†ÛÛŒÚş ہوĜŞÛŒ ۔ * Pashto(2): Ĝ²Ù‡ Ĝ´ÙŠĜ´Ù‡ Ĝوړلې Ĝ´Ù…ĜŒ هĜşÙ‡ مĜ§ نه Ĝوږوي * Farsi / Persian: .من می ĜŞÙˆĜ§Ù†Ù… Ĝ¨ĜŻÙˆÙ†Ù Ĝ§Ĝ­Ĝ³Ĝ§Ĝ³ ĜŻĜħĜŻ Ĝ´ÙŠĜ´Ù‡ Ĝ¨ĜوĜħم * Arabic(2): Ĝ£Ù†Ĝ§ قĜ§ĜŻĜħ Ĝıلى Ĝ£ÙƒÙ„ Ĝ§Ù„Ĝ²ĜĴĜ§ĜĴ و هĜ°Ĝ§ لĜ§ يĜ¤Ù„مني. Aramaic: (NEEDED) * Hebrew(2): אני יכול לאכול זכוכית וזה לא מזיק לי. * Yiddish(2): איך קען ע×Ħן גלאָז און ע×Ħ טוט מיר ני×İט װײ. Judeo-Arabic: (NEEDED) Ladino: (NEEDED) GǝÊĵǝz: (NEEDED) Amharic: (NEEDED) * Twi: Metumi awe tumpan, ɜnyɜ me hwee. * Hausa (Latin): Inā iya taunar gilāshi kuma in gamā lāfiyā. * Hausa (Ajami) (2): ĜِنĜ§ Ĝِىَ ĜŞÙŽÙˆÙ†ÙŽĜħ ĜşÙÙ„ÙŽĜ§Ĝ´Ù كُمَ Ĝِن ĜşÙŽÙ…ÙŽĜ§ لَĜ§ÙÙÙ‰ÙŽĜ§ * Yoruba(3): Mo l¨ jeÌİ d­g­, k² n­ pa m­ lĦra. * Malay: Saya boleh makan kaca dan ia tidak mencederakan saya. * Tagalog: Kaya kong kumain nang bubog at hindi ako masaktan. * Chamorro: Siħa yo' chumocho krestat, ti ha na'lalamen yo'. * Javanese: Aku isa mangan beling tanpa lara. Burmese: (NEEDED) * Vietnamese (quáğ‘c ngáğŻ): T´i c³ tháğƒ ăn tháğ§y tinh m  kh´ng háşĦi gĴ. * Vietnamese (n´m) (4): 些 £Ž 世 ċ’ı ĉ°´ ĉ™ĥ Ĥ“Ħ çİş £Ž ċ³ ċ’Ĥ Khmer: (NEEDED) Lao: (NEEDED) * Thai: ฉà¸ħนกินกระจกàı„ดàı‰ àıà¸•àıˆà¸Ħà¸ħนàı„à¸Ħàıˆà¸—ำàıƒà¸Ğàı‰à¸‰à¸ħนàı€à¸ˆàı‡à¸š * Mongolian (Cyrillic): ‘¸ ш¸ğ ¸´Ñı ч°´½°, ½°´°´ хртı ħ¸Ñˆ * Mongolian (Classic) (5): á Şá ˘ ᠰᠢᠯᠢ á ˘á ³á Ħá ĥá Ĥ á ´á ˘á ³á  á ¨á   ᠂ ᠨᠠᠳᠤᠷ á Ĵá £á ¤á ·á  á ³á  á ˘ ᠪᠢᠰᠢ Dzongkha: (NEEDED) Nepali: (NEEDED) * Tibetan: à½¤à½şà½£àĵ‹à½Ĥà’à½ĵàĵ‹à½Ÿàĵ‹à½“à½Ĥàĵ‹à½„àĵ‹à½“àĵ‹à½‚ིàĵ‹à½˜àĵ‹à½˘à½şà½‘àĵ * Chinese: ĉˆ‘能ċžä¸‹çŽğ璃而不äĵ¤èşĞ体€‚ * Chinese (Traditional): ĉˆ‘能ċžä¸‹çŽğ璃而不ċ‚·èşĞéĞ”€‚ * Taiwanese(6): G³a ē-t ng chia̍h po-lŞ, mā bē tio̍h-siong. * Japanese: 私Ż‚Ĵƒİ‚ı‚’食ı‚‰‚Œ™€‚‚ŒŻç§‚’ċ‚·¤‘›‚“€‚ * Korean: 나는 유ëĤĴëĵ ë¨ı을 수 있어요. 그래도 아프지 않아요 * Hawaiian: Hiki iaÊğu ke Êğai i ke aniani; ÊğaÊğole nĊ lā au e Êğeha. * Marquesan: E koÊğana e kai i te karahi, mea Êğā, ÊğaÊğe hauhau. * Navajo: TsİsÇĞÊĵ yishą́ągo b­­n­shghah d³³ doo shiĊ‚ neezgai da. Cherokee (and Cree, Ojibwa, Inuktitut, and other Native American languages): (NEEDED) Garifuna: (NEEDED) Gullah: (NEEDED) * Lojban: mi kakne le nu citka le blaci .iku'i le se go'i na xrani mi * N³rdicg: LjĊ“r ye caudran crİne ½ jor cẃran. (Additions, corrections, completions, gratefully accepted.) For testing purposes, some of these are repeated in a monospace font . . . * Euro Symbol: â‚Ĵ. * Greek: ÎœÏ€ÎżÏÏŽ νÎħ φÎĴω σπÎħσÎĵένÎħ γυÎħÎğÎıÎĴ Ï‡Ï‰ÏÎŻÏ‚ νÎħ πÎĴθω Ï„ÎŻÏ€ÎżÏ„Îħ. * slenska / Icelandic: ‰g get eti° gler Ħn ess a° mei°a mig. * Dutch: Ik kan glas eten, maar dat doet mij geen kwaad. * Polish: Mogę jeĊ›Ä‡ szkĊ‚o, i mi nie szkodzi. * Romanian: Pot să măn˘nc sticlă și ea nu mă rănește. * Ukrainian: Ż ĵĥу їст¸ шşğ, ı ²½ ĵµ½Ñ– ½µ żÑˆş´¸Ñ‚ÑŒ. * Armenian: ԿրĠĥĠĦĠ´ ĠĦĠşĠĦĠŻĠĞ Ġ¸Ö‚ĠżĠĠĴ և ĠĞĠĥĠĠĞ ĠĦĠĥĠ°ĠĦĠĥĠ£ĠĞĠ½Ġż ĠıĠ¨ĠĥĠր։ * Georgian: მინაáƒĦ ვჭამ და არა მტკივა. * Hindi: à¤àˆà¤‚ कà¤à¤à¤š खठसकतठà¤ıà‚ँ, à¤àà¤à‡ उस à¤¸à‡ à¤•à‹à¤ˆ à¤Şà€à¤Ħठनà¤ıà€à¤‚ à¤ıà‹à¤¤à€. * Hebrew(2): אני יכול לאכול זכוכית וזה לא מזיק לי. * Yiddish(2): איך קען ע×Ħן גלאָז און ע×Ħ טוט מיר ני×İט װײ. * Arabic(2): Ĝ£Ù†Ĝ§ قĜ§ĜŻĜħ Ĝıلى Ĝ£ÙƒÙ„ Ĝ§Ù„Ĝ²ĜĴĜ§ĜĴ و هĜ°Ĝ§ لĜ§ يĜ¤Ù„مني. * Japanese: 私Ż‚Ĵƒİ‚ı‚’食ı‚‰‚Œ™€‚‚ŒŻç§‚’ċ‚·¤‘›‚“€‚ * Thai: ฉà¸ħนกินกระจกàı„ดàı‰ àıà¸•àıˆà¸Ħà¸ħนàı„à¸Ħàıˆà¸—ำàıƒà¸Ğàı‰à¸‰à¸ħนàı€à¸ˆàı‡à¸š Notes: * The phrase and initial translations were borrowed from Ethan Mollick's I Can Eat Glass page; see Credits for the many additional contributions since then. The word "hurt" is used in the sense of "cause harm", "do damage", or "bother", rather than "inflict pain" or "make sad". The numbering of the samples is arbitrary, done only to keep track of how many there are, and can change any time a new entry is added. The arrangement is also arbitrary but with some attempt to group related examples together. Note: All languages not listed are wanted, not just the ones that say (NEEDED). * Correct right-to-left display of these languages depends on the capabilities of your browser. The period should appear on the left. In the monospace Yiddish example, the Yiddish digraphs should occupy one character cell. * Yoruba: The third word is Latin letter small 'j' followed by small 'e' with U+0329, Combining Vertical Line Below. This displays correctly only if your Unicode font includes the U+0329 glyph and your browser supports combining diacritical marks. The Indic examples also include combining sequences. * Includes Unicode 3.1 (or later) characters beyond Plane 0. * The Classic Mongolian example should be vertical, top-to-bottom and left-to-right. But such display is almost impossible. Also no font yet exists which provides the proper ligatures and positional variants for the characters of this script, which works somewhat like Arabic. * Taiwanese is also known as Holo or Hoklo, and is related to Southern Min dialects such as Amoy. Contributed by Henry H. Tan-Tenn, who comments, "The above is the romanized version, in a script current among Taiwanese Christians since the mid-19th century. It was invented by British missionaries and saw use in hundreds of published works, mostly of a religious nature. Most Taiwanese did not know Chinese characters then, or at least not well enough to read. More to the point, though, a written standard using Chinese characters has never developed, so a significant minority of words are represented with different candidate characters, depending on one's personal preference or etymological theory. In this sentence, for example, "-t ng", "chia̍h", "mā" and "bē" are problematic using Chinese characters. "G³a" (I/me) and "po-lŞ" (glass) are as written in other Sinitic languages (e.g. Mandarin, Hakka)." ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Quick Brown Fox The "I can eat glass" sentences do not necessarily show off the orthography of each language to best advantage. In many alphabetic written languages it is possible to include all (or most) letters (or "special" characters) in a single (often nonsense) pangram. These were traditionally used in typewriter instruction; now they are useful for stress-testing computer fonts and keyboard input methods. Here are a few examples (SEND MORE): * English: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. * Irish: "An ḃfuil do ċro­ ag bualaḋ ³ ḟait­os an ÄĦrĦ a áıeall lena áı—³g İada ³ áıĦl­ do leasa áıĞş?" "D'ḟuascail osa šráıac na h“iÄĦe BeannaiáıĞe p³r ‰ava agus á¸‹aiáı." * Dutch: Pa's wijze lynx bezag vroom het fikse aquaduct. * German: Falsches œben von Xylophonmusik qu¤lt jeden grĥŸeren Zwerg. (1) * German: Im finĊżteren JagdĊżchloŸ am offenen FelsquellwaĊżĊżer patzte der affig‐flatterhafte kauzig‐hĥf‌liche B¤cker ĵber Ċżeinem verĊżifften kniffligen C‐Xylophon. (2) * Swedish: Flygande b¤ckasiner sĥka strax hwila p mjuka tuvor. * Czech: PĊ™­liĊĦ ĊluĊoučk½ kĊŻĊˆ şpěl ďĦbelskİ k³dy. * Slovak: Star½ k´Ċˆ na hĊ•be kn­h Ċuje t­ĊĦko pov¤dnutİ ruĊe, na stÄşpe sa ďateÄ uč­ kvĦkaĊ novş ³du o Ċivote. * Russian: ’ ч°Ñ‰°Ñ… ю³° ĥ¸ğ-ħыğ ц¸Ñ‚рус? ”°, ½ ф°ğьш¸²Ñ‹ı эş·µĵżğяр! ёъ. * Bulgarian: –ÑŠğт°Ñ‚° ´ÑŽğя ħµÑˆµ щ°ÑÑ‚𸲰, чµ żÑƒÑ…ÑŠÑ‚, şıт цъф½°, ·°ĵръ·½° ş°Ñ‚ ³ÑŒ½. * Sami (Northern): Vuol RuoĊ§a geđggiid leat mĦĊ‹ga luosa ja čuovĊĊa. * Hungarian: rv­ztĊħrĊ‘ tĵkĥrfşr³gİp. * Spanish: El pingĵino Wenceslao hizo kil³metros bajo exhaustiva lluvia y fr­o, aħoraba a su querido cachorro. * Portuguese: O pr³ximo v´o   noite sobre o Atl˘ntico, pµe freqĵentemente o şnico mİdico. (3) * French: Les naŻfs Ĥgithales h˘tifs pondant   NoĞl oı il g¨le sont sğrs d'Ştre dݧus et de voir leurs dr´les d'Ċ“ufs abmİs. * Esperanto: EÄoĊanĝo ĉiuĵaĊ­de. * Hebrew: זה כיף ×Ħתם ל×İמוע איך תנ×Ĥח קרפד ×˘× ×˜×•×‘ בגן. * Japanese (Hiragana): „‚ŻĞğ¸İ€€Ħ‚ŠĴ‚‹‚’ ‚Œ‚ˆŸ‚Œž€€¤­Ş‚‰‚€ †‚Š‚„€€‘µ“ˆĤ ‚•‚†‚ż˜€€‚‘²‚‚›š (4) Notes: * Other phrases commonly used in Germany include: "Ein wackerer Bayer vertilgt ja bequem zwo Pfund Kalbshaxe" and, more recently, "Franz jagt im komplett verwahrlosten Taxi quer durch Bayern", but both lack umlauts and esszet. Previously, going for the shortest sentence that has all the umlauts and special characters, I had "GrĵŸe aus B¤renhĥfe (und “echtringen)!" Acute accents are not used in native German words, so I was surprised to discover "“echtringen" in the Deutsche Bundespost Postleitzahlenbuch (Vorsicht! 2.8MB JPG image). It's a small village in eastern Lower Saxony. The "oe" in this case turns out to be the Lower Saxon "lengthening e" (Dehnungs-e), which makes the previous vowel long (used in a number of Lower Saxon place names such as Soest and Itzehoe), not the "e" that indicates umlaut of the preceding vowel. Many thanks to the “echtringensnamenschreibunguntersuchungskomitee (Alex Bochannek, Manfred Erren, Asmus Freytag, Christoph P¤per) for their relentless pursuit of the facts in this case. Conclusion: the accent almost certainly does not belong on this (or any other native German) word, but neither can it be dismissed as dirt on the page. To add to the mystery, it has been reported that other copies of the same edition of the PLZB do not show the accent! * From Karl Pentzlin (Kochel am See, Bavaria, Germany): "This German phrase is suited for display by a Fraktur (broken letter) font. It contains: all common three-letter ligatures: ffi ffl fft and all two-letter ligatures required by the Duden for Fraktur typesetting: ch ck ff fi fl ft ll Ċżch Ċżi ĊżĊż Ċżt tz (all in a manner such they are not part of a three-letter ligature), one example of f-l where German typesetting rules prohibit ligating (marked by a ZWNJ), and all German letters a...z, ¤,ĥ,ĵ,Ÿ, Ċż [long s] (all in a manner such that they are not part of a two-letter Fraktur ligature)." * Diaeresis is not used in Iberian Portuguese. * From Yurio Miyazawa: "This poetry contains all the sounds in the Japanese language and used to be the first thing for children to learn in their Japanese class. The Hiragana version is particularly neat because it covers every character in the phonetic Hiragana character set." Yurio also sent the Kanji version: 色ŻċŒ‚¸İ ĉ•£‚ŠĴ‚‹‚’ ĉˆ‘Œä¸–èŞ°ž ċ¸¸Ş‚‰‚€ ĉœ‰ç‚şċċħħ äğŠĉ—èĥŠˆĤ ĉµ…ċ¤˘èĤ‹˜ 酔²‚‚›š Accented Cyrillic: (This section contributed by Vladimir Marinov.) In Bulgarian it is desirable, customary, or in some cases required to write accents over vowels. Unfortunately, no computer character sets contain the full repertoire of accented Cyrillic letters. With Unicode, however, it is possible to combine any Cyrillic letter with any combining accent. The appearance of the result depends on the font and the rendering engine. Here are two examples. * ˘ı ²¸´Ñ ħяğ°Ñ‚° şÑ°Ì ż ³ğ°²°Ñ‚° ¸Ì ¸ şÌÑ° ½° р°ĵт ¸Ì, ¸ рµÌÑ‡µ ´° ¸Ì рµÑ‡µÌ: "Ÿ°Ñ€°ÌÑ‚° żÌ ż°ÌÑ€¸ т ż°ÌÑ€°Ñ‚°, ½µ щ° ż°Ñ€¸Ì!", ½ с¸ żĵ¸ÌÑğ¸: "µı, żĵ¸Ñğ¸Ì с¸! Ì ¸Ì рµş°, °Ì µ сşÑ‡¸ğ° ² т°·¸ рµş°, şÑÑ‚ щµÑˆµ ´° тµÑ‡µÌ, ° ½µ тµÌÑ‡µ." * Ÿ żÑŠÌÑ‚я żÑŠÑ‚у́²°Ñ‚ şÑŽÌÑ€´¸ ¸ ю³Ñğ°²ÑÌ½¸. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ HTML Features Here is the Russian alphabet (uppercase only) coded in three different ways, which should look identical: * ‘’“”•–—˜™š›œžŸ Ħ˘£¤Ĥ§¨İŞĞĴ­Ż   (Literal UTF-8) * ‘’“”•–—˜™š›œžŸ Ħ˘£¤Ĥ§¨İŞĞĴ­Ż   (Decimal numeric character reference) * ‘’“”•–—˜™š›œžŸ Ħ˘£¤Ĥ§¨İŞĞĴ­Ż   (Hexadecimal numeric character reference) In another test, we use HTML language tags to distinguish Bulgarian, Russian, and Serbian, which have different italic forms for lowercase ħ, ³, ´, ż, and/or т: Bulgarian:   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   œ³° ´° яĵ стъşğ ¸ ½µ ĵµ ħğ¸. Russian: [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   Ż ĵ³Ñƒ µÑÑ‚ÑŒ стµşğ, эт ĵ½µ ½µ ²Ñ€µ´¸Ñ‚. Serbian: [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   œ³Ñƒ јµÑÑ‚¸ ст°şğ ° ´° ĵ¸ ½µ шş´¸. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Credits, Tools, and Commentary Credits: The "I can eat glass" phrase and the initial collection of translations: Ethan Mollick. Transcription / conversion to UTF-8: Frank da Cruz. Albanian: Sindi Keesan. Afrikaans: Johan Fourie. Anglo Saxon: Frank da Cruz. Arabic: Najib Tounsi. Armenian: Va§e Kundak§Äħ. Belarusian: Alexey Chernyak. Bengali: Somnath Purkayastha, Deepayan Sarkar. Braille: Frank da Cruz. Bulgarian: Sindi Keesan, Guentcho Skordev, Vladimir Marinov. Cabo Verde Creole: ClĦudio Alexandre Duarte. Chinese: Jack Soo, Wong Pui Lam. Cornish: Chris Stephens. Croatian: Marjan Baće. Czech: Stanislav Pecha, Radovan Garab­k. Dutch: Peter Gotink. Pim Blokland, Rob Daniel. Esperanto: Franko Luin, Radovan Garab­k. Estonian: Meelis Roos. Farsi/Persian: Payam Elahi. Finnish: Sampsa Toivanen. French: Luc Carissimo, Anne Colin du Terrail. Galician: Laura Probaos. Georgian: Giorgi Lebanidze. German: Christoph P¤per, Otto Stolz, Karl Pentzlin, Frank da Cruz. Gothic: Aurİlien Coudurier. Greek: Ariel Glenn, Constantine Stathopoulos, Siva Nataraja. Hebrew: Jonathan Rosenne, Tal Barnea. Hausa: Malami Buba, Tom Gewecke. Hawaiian: na HauÊğoli Motta, Anela de Rego, Kaliko Trapp. Hindi: Shirish Kalele. Hungarian: AndrĦs RĦcz, Mark Holczhammer. Icelandic: Andrİs Magnşsson. International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA): Siva Nataraja / Vincent Ramos. Irish: Michael Everson, Marion Gunn, James Kass, Curtis Clark. Italian: Thomas De Bellis. Japanese: Makoto Takahashi, Yurio Miyazawa. Korean: Jungshik Shin. LĞtzebuergescht: Stefaan Eeckels. Lithuanian: Gediminas Grigas. Lojban: Edward Cherlin. Macedonian: Sindi Keesan. Malay: Zarina Mustapha. Manx: ‰anna “ BrĦdaigh. Marathi: Shirish Kalele. Marquesan: Kaliko Trapp. Middle English: Frank da Cruz. Milanese: Marco Cimarosti. Mongolian: Tom Gewecke. Navajo: Tom Gewecke. N³rdicg: Yẃlyan Rott. Norwegian: Herman Ranes. Old Irish: Michael Everson. Old Norse: Andrİs Magnşsson. Papiamentu: Bianca and Denise Zanardi. Pashto: N.R. Liwal. Pf¤lzisch: Dr. Johannes Sander. Picard: Philippe Mennecier. Polish: Juliusz Chroboczek. Portuguese: "ClĦudio" Alexandre Duarte, Bianca and Denise Zanardi, Pedro Palhoto Matos. Quİbİcois: Laurent Detillieux. Roman: Pierpaolo Bernardi. Romanian: Juliusz Chroboczek, Ionel Mugurel. Ruhrdeutsch: "Timwi". Russian: Alexey Chernyak, Serge Nesterovitch. Sami: Anne Colin du Terrail, Luc Carissimo. Sanskrit: Siva Nataraja / Vincent Ramos. S¤chsisch: Andrİ Mĵller. Schw¤bisch: Otto Stolz. Scots: Jonathan Riddell. Serbian: Sindi Keesan, Ranko Narancic, Boris Daljevic, Szilvia Csorba. Slovak: G. Adam Stanislav, Radovan Garab­k. Slovenian: Albert Kolar. Spanish: Laura Probaos. Swedish: Christian Rose. Taiwanese: Henry H. Tan-Tenn. Tagalog: Jim Soliven. 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When submissions arrive by email encoded in some other character set (Latin-1, Latin-2, KOI, various PC code pages, JEUC, etc), I use the TRANSLATE command of C-Kermit on the Unix host (where I read my mail) to convert the character set to UTF-8 (I could also use Kermit 95 for this; it has the same TRANSLATE command). That's it -- no "Web authoring" tools, no locales, no "smart" anything. It's just plain text, nothing more. By the way, there's nothing special about EMACS -- any text editor will do, providing it allows entry of arbitrary 8-bit bytes as text, including the 0x80-0x9F "C1" range. EMACS 21.1 actually supports UTF-8; earlier versions don't know about it and display the octal codes; either way is OK for this purpose. Commentary: Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 13:21:59 +0100 From: "Bruno DEDOMINICIS" Subject: Je peux manger du verre, cela ne me fait pas mal. I just found out your website and it makes me feel like proposing an interpretation of the choice of this peculiar phrase. Glass is transparent and can hurt as everyone knows. The relation between people and civilisations is sometimes effusional and more often rude. The concept of breaking frontiers through globalization, in a way, is also an attempt to deny any difference. Isn't "transparency" the flag of modernity? Nothing should be hidden any more, authority is obsolete, and the new powers are supposed to reign through loving and smiling and no more through coercion... Eating glass without pain sounds like a very nice metaphor of this attempt. That is, frontiers should become glass transparent first, and be denied by incorporating them. On the reverse, it shows that through globalization, frontiers undergo a process of displacement, that is, when they are not any more speakable, they become repressed from the speech and are therefore incorporated and might become painful symptoms, as for example what happens when one tries to eat glass. The frontiers that used to separate bodies one from another tend to divide bodies from within and make them suffer.... The chosen phrase then appears as a denial of the symptom that might result from the destitution of traditional frontiers. 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Frank da Cruz
The Kermit Project - Columbia University
New York City
fdc@columbia.edu

Last update: Sat Feb 14 16:01:20 2004

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Poetry

From the Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem (Rune version):

ᚠᛇášğá›Ğᛒá›ĤášĤá›Ğᚠášħášİᚠᚢášħá›Ğᚠᛁášħᚪá›Ğᚷᛖášğášıá›Ĥá›šáš³áš˘á›—
á›‹áš³á›–ášŞá›šá›ĞášĤᛖᚪášğá›ĞᛗᚪášášášŞá›Ğᚷᛖášğášıá›Ĥᛚᚳá›Ğá›—á›áš³á›šáš˘ášá›Ğášğá›Ĥᛏá›ĞᛞášĞᛚᚪáš
ᚷᛁᚠá›Ğášğᛖá›Ğášıᛁᛚᛖá›Ğᚠášİášħá›Ğᛞášħᛁášğᛏášá›–á›Ğᛞášİᛗᛖᛋá›Ğášğᛚᛇᛏᚪášá›Ĵ

From Laȝamon's Brut (The Chronicles of England, Middle English, West Midlands):

An preost wes on leoden, Laȝamon was ihoten
He wes Leovena°es sone -- li°e him be Drihten.
He wonede at Ernleȝe at Ĥ°elen are chirechen,
Uppen Sevarne stae, sel ar him uhte,
Onfest Radestone, er he bock radde.

(The third letter in the author's name is Yogh, missing from many fonts; CLICK HERE for another Middle English sample with some explanation of letters and encoding).

From the Tagelied of Wolfram von Eschenbach (Middle High German):

Sne kl˘wen durh die wolken sint geslagen,
er stget ğf mit gr´zer kraft,
ich sih in gr˘wen t¤gelch als er wil tagen,
den tac, der im geselleschaft
erwenden wil, dem werden man,
den ich mit sorgen n verliez.
ich bringe in hinnen, ob ich kan.
sn vil manegiu tugent michz leisten hiez.

Some lines of Odysseus Elytis (Greek):

Τη γÎğώσσÎħ ÎĵÎżÏ… έδωσÎħν εÎğÎğηνÎıÎşÎ
Ï„Îż ÏƒÏ€ÎŻÏ„Îı φτωχÎıÎşÏŒ στÎıς ÎħÎĵÎĵÎżÏ…Î´Îıές Ï„ÎżÏ… ΟÎĵÎÏÎżÏ….
ÎœÎżÎ½ÎĴχη Î­Î³Î½ÎżÎıÎħ η γÎğώσσÎħ ÎĵÎżÏ… στÎıς ÎħÎĵÎĵÎżÏ…Î´Îıές Ï„ÎżÏ… ΟÎĵÎÏÎżÏ….

Îħπό Ï„Îż ΆÎÎıÎżÎ½ Î•ÏƒÏ„ÎŻ
Ï„ÎżÏ… ΟδυσσέÎħ ΕÎğύτη

The first stanza of Pushkin's Bronze Horseman (Russian):

° ħµÑ€µ³Ñƒ żÑƒÑÑ‚Ñ‹½½Ñ‹Ñ… ²ğ½
Ħтяğ ½, ´Ñƒĵ ²µğ¸ş¸Ñ… żğ½,
˜ ²´°ğь ³ğя´µğ. ŸÑ€µ´ ½¸ĵ ш¸Ñ€ş
 µş° ½µÑğ°ÑÑ; ħµ´½Ñ‹ı чёğ½
Ÿ ½µı стрµĵ¸ğся ´¸½ş.
Ÿ ĵш¸ÑÑ‚Ñ‹ĵ, тżş¸ĵ ħµÑ€µ³°ĵ
§µÑ€½µğ¸ ¸·ħы ·´µÑÑŒ ¸ т°ĵ,
ŸÑ€¸ÑŽÑ‚ уħ³³ чух½Ñ†°;
˜ ğµÑ, ½µ²µ´ĵыı ğуч°ĵ
’ туĵ°½µ сżÑ€ÑÑ‚°½½³ сğ½Ñ†°,
šÑ€Ñƒ³ĵ шуĵµğ.

Ċ ota Rustaveli's Veṗxis TÌ£q̇aosani, Ì£ï¸ĦTh, The Knight in the Tiger's Skin (Georgian):

ვეპáƒáƒ˜áƒĦ ტყაოáƒĦანი შოთა რუáƒĦთაველი

áƒĤმერთáƒĦი შემვედრე, ნუთუ კვლა დამáƒáƒĦნაáƒĦ áƒĦოფლიáƒĦა შრომაáƒĦა, ცეცáƒáƒšáƒĦ, áƒĴყალáƒĦა და მიáƒĴაáƒĦა, ჰაერთა თანა მრომაáƒĦა; მომცნეáƒĦ ფრთენი და აáƒĤვფრინდე, მივჰáƒáƒ•áƒ“ე მაáƒĦ áƒİემáƒĦა ნდომაáƒĦა, დáƒĤიáƒĦით და áƒĤამით ვჰáƒáƒ”დვიდე მზიáƒĦა ელვათა კრთომააáƒĦა.

Tamil poetry of Cupiramaniya Paarathiyar: àšàŻàŞàŻà°àà£àżàŻ àŞàà°à¤àżàŻàà°àŻ (1882-1921)

àŻàààħàżà¨àŻà¤ ààŻŠà´àżà•à³àżà²àŻ‡ à¤ààżà´àŻààŻŠà´àż àŞàŻ‹à²àŻ à‡àİàżà¤ààµà¤àŻ àŽà™àŻà•àŻààŻ à•àà£àŻ‹ààŻ,
àŞààà°à°ààŻàŻ àµàżà²à™àŻà•àŻà•à³ààŻàŻ, à‰à²à•àİàŻˆà¤àŻà¤àŻààŻ à‡à•à´àŻàšàŻàšàżàšàŻŠà²àŞàŻ àŞààİàŻààŻˆ à•àŻ†àŸàŻàŸàŻ,
à¨àààà¤àŻ à¤ààżà´à°àŻ†àİà•àŻ à•àŻŠà£àŻàŸàŻ à‡à™àŻà•àŻ àµàà´àŻà¨àŻà¤àżàŸàŻà¤à²àŻ à¨àİàŻàħàŻ‹? àšàŻŠà²àŻà²àŻ€à°àŻ!

I Can Eat Glass

And from the sublime to the ridiculous, here is a certain phrase in an assortment of languages (1):

  1. Sanskrit: ïğżà¤•à¤à¤šà¤‚ à¤ĥकàà¤¨à‹à¤àà¤Żà¤¤àà¤¤àà¤à ठनà‹à¤Şà¤ıà¤żà¤¨à¤¸àà¤¤à¤ż à¤à¤à¤à à
  2. Sanskrit (standard transcription): kācaáıƒ Ċ›aknomyattum; nopahinasti mām.
  3. Classical Greek: ὕÎħÎğÎżÎ½ ϕÎħÎ³Îµáż–Î½ δá½ğνÎħÎĵÎħÎı· Ï„ÎżáżĤÏ„Îż Îżá½” Îĵε βÎğá½ħπτεÎı.
  4. Greek: ÎœÏ€ÎżÏÏŽ νÎħ φÎĴω σπÎħσÎĵένÎħ γυÎħÎğÎıÎĴ Ï‡Ï‰ÏÎŻÏ‚ νÎħ πÎĴθω Ï„ÎŻÏ€ÎżÏ„Îħ.
    Etruscan: (NEEDED)
  5. Latin: Vitrum edere possum; mihi non nocet.
  6. Esperanto: Mi povas manĝi vitron, ĝi ne damaĝas min.
  7. French: Je peux manger du verre, §a ne me fait pas de mal.
  8. Proven§al / Occitan: P²di manjar de veire, me nafrariĦ pas.
  9. Quİbİcois: J'peux manger d'la vitre, §a m'fa pas mal.
  10. Walloon: Dji pou magn do vŞre, §oula m' freut nİn m.
    Champenois: (NEEDED)
    Lorrain: (NEEDED)
  11. Picard: Ch'peux mingi du verre, cha m'foİ mie n'ma.
    Corsican: (NEEDED)
  12. Basque: Kristala jan dezaket, ez dit minik ematen.
  13. Catalan: Puc menjar vidre que no em fa mal.
  14. Spanish: Puedo comer vidrio, no me hace daħo.
  15. Aragones: Puedo minchar beire, no me'n fa mal .
  16. Galician: Eu podo xantar cristais e non cortarme.
  17. Portuguese: Posso comer vidro, n£o me faz mal.
  18. Brazilian Portuguese: Posso comer vidro, n£o me machuca.
  19. Caboverdiano: M' podŞ cumŞ vidru, ca ta magu˘-m'.
  20. Papiamentu: Ami por kome glas anto e no ta hasimi daħo.
  21. Italian: Posso mangiare il vetro e non mi fa male.
  22. Milanese: S´n b´n de magn  el vİder, el me fa minga mal.
  23. Roman: Me posso magna' er vetro, e nun me fa male.
  24. Sicilian: Puotsu mangiari u vitru, nun mi fa mali.
  25. Venetian: Mi posso magnare el vetro, no'l me fa mae.
  26. Zeneise (Genovese): P²sso mangi˘ o veddro e o no me f  m˘.
    Rheto-Romance / Romansch: (NEEDED)
    Romany / Tsigane: (NEEDED)
  27. Romanian: Pot să măn˘nc sticlă și ea nu mă rănește.
    Pictish: (NEEDED)
    Breton: (NEEDED)
  28. Cornish: M½ a yl dybry gwİder hag İf ny wra ow ankenya.
  29. Welsh: Dw i'n gallu bwyta gwydr, 'dyw e ddim yn gwneud dolur i mi.
  30. Manx Gaelic: Foddym gee glonney agh cha jean eh gortaghey mee.
  31. Old Irish (Ogham): ᚛᚛ᚉᚑᚅᚔᚉᚉᚔᚋ ᚔᚈᚔ ᚍᚂᚐᚅᚑ ᚅᚔᚋᚌᚓᚅᚐ᚜
  32. Old Irish (Latin): Con·iccim ithi nglano. N­m·gİna.
  33. Irish: Is fİidir liom gloinne a ithe. N­ dhİanann s­ dochar ar bith dom.
  34. Scottish Gaelic: S urrainn dhomh gloinne ithe; cha ghoirtich i mi.
  35. Anglo-Saxon (Runes): ᛁᚳá›Ğᛗᚨᚷá›Ğᚷᛚᚨᛋá›Ğᛖášİᛏᚪášá›Ğášİášá›žá›Ğášğᛁᛏá›Ğášá›–á›Ğášğᛖᚪášħᛗᛁᚪᚧá›Ğᛗᛖá›Ĵ
  36. Anglo-Saxon (Latin): Ic mĤg glĤs eotan ond hit ne hearmia° me.
  37. Middle English: Ich canne glas eten and hit hirti me nouȝt.
  38. English: I can eat glass and it doesn't hurt me.
  39. English (IPA): [aÉŞ kĤn iːt glɑːs Ĥnd ÉŞt dɐz nɒt hɜːt miː] (Received Pronunciation)
  40. English (Braille): ⠊⠀⠉⠁⠝⠀⠑⠁⠞⠀⠛⠇⠁⠎⠎⠀⠁⠝⠙⠀⠊⠞⠀⠙⠕⠑⠎⠝⠞⠀⠓â â —⠞⠀⠍⠑
  41. Lalland Scots / Doric: Ah can eat gless, it disnae hurt us.
    Glaswegian: (NEEDED)
  42. Gothic (4): ŒĵŒ°Œ² Œ²ŒğŒ´ƒ Œı̈„Œ°Œ½, Œ½Œı ŒĵŒıƒ …Œż Œ½Œ³Œ°Œ½ Œħ‚ŒıŒ²Œ²ŒıŒ¸.
  43. Old Norse (Runes): ᛖᚴ ᚷᛖᛏ ᛖᛏᛁ ᚧ ᚷᛚᛖášħ ᛘᚠášĤᛖᛋᛋ ᚨᚧ ášĦᛖ ášħᚧᚨ ᛋᚨášħ
  44. Old Norse (Latin): Ek get eti° gler Ħn ess a° ver°a sĦr.
  45. Norsk / Norwegian (Nynorsk): Eg kan eta glas utan skada meg.
  46. Norsk / Norwegian (Bokml): Jeg kan spise glass uten skade meg.
    F¸royskt / Faroese: (NEEDED)
  47. slenska / Icelandic: ‰g get eti° gler Ħn ess a° mei°a mig.
  48. Svensk / Swedish: Jag kan ¤ta glas utan att skada mig.
  49. Dansk / Danish: Jeg kan spise glas, det g¸r ikke ondt p mig.
  50. Soenderjysk: † ka Ĥe glass uhen at det go mĤ naue.
  51. Frysk / Frisian: Ik kin glŞs ite, it docht me net sear.
  52. Nederlands / Dutch: Ik kan glas eten; het doet mij geen pijn.
  53. Afrikaans: Ek kan glas eet, maar dit maak my nie seer nie.
  54. LĞtzebuergescht / Luxemburgish: Ech kan Glas iessen, daat deet mir nĞt wei.
  55. Deutsch / German: Ich kann Glas essen, ohne mir weh zu tun.
  56. Ruhrdeutsch: Ich kann Glas verkasematuckeln, ohne dattet mich wat jucken tut.
  57. S¤chsisch / Saxon: 'sch kann Glos essn, ohne dass'sch mer wehtue.
  58. Pf¤lzisch: Isch konn Glass fresse ohne dasses mer ebbes ausmache dud.
  59. Schw¤bisch / Swabian: I k Glas fr¤ssa, ond des macht mr nix!
  60. Bayrisch / Bavarian: I koh Glos esa, und es duard ma ned wei.
  61. Allemannisch: I kaun Gloos essen, es tuat ma ned weh.
  62. Schwyzerdĵtsch: Ich chan Glaas ¤sse, das tuet mir nĥd weeh.
  63. Hungarian: Meg tudom enni az ĵveget, nem lesz tĊ‘le bajom.
  64. Suomi / Finnish: Voin syĥd¤ lasia, se ei vahingoita minua.
  65. Sami (Northern): SĦhtĦn borrat lĦsa, dat ii leat bĦvččas.
    Sami (Kildi): (NEEDED)
  66. Estonian: Ma vµin klaasi sĵĵa, see ei tee mulle midagi.
  67. Latvian: Es varu ēst stiklu, tas man nekaitē.
  68. Lithuanian: AĊĦ galiu valgyti stiklą ir jis manęs neĊeidĊia
    Old Prussian: (NEEDED)
    Sorbian / Lusatian / Wendish: (NEEDED)
  69. Czech: Mohu j­st sklo, neubl­Ċ­ mi.
  70. Slovak: M´Ċem jesĊ sklo. Nezran­ ma.
  71. Polska / Polish: Mogę jeĊ›Ä‡ szkĊ‚o i mi nie szkodzi.
  72. Slovenian: Lahko jem steklo, ne da bi mi ĊĦkodovalo.
  73. Croatian: Ja mogu jesti staklo i ne boli me.
  74. Serbian (Latin): Mogu jesti staklo a da mi ne ĊĦkodi.
  75. Serbian (Cyrillic): œ³Ñƒ јµÑÑ‚¸ ст°şğ ° ´° ĵ¸ ½µ шş´¸.
  76. Macedonian: œĥ°ĵ ´° ј°´°ĵ ст°şğ, ° ½µ ĵµ штµÑ‚°.
  77. Russian: Ż ĵ³Ñƒ µÑÑ‚ÑŒ стµşğ, ½ ĵ½µ ½µ ²Ñ€µ´¸Ñ‚.
  78. Belarusian (Cyrillic): Ż ĵ°³Ñƒ µÑÑ†Ñ– шşğ, я½ ĵ½µ ½µ шş´·Ñ–ць.
  79. Belarusian (Lacinka): Ja mahu jeĊ›ci ĊĦkĊ‚o, jano mne ne ĊĦkodzić.
  80. Ukrainian: Ż ĵĥу їст¸ шşğ, ı ²½ ĵµ½Ñ– ½µ żÑˆş´¸Ñ‚ÑŒ.
  81. Bulgarian: œ³° ´° яĵ стъşğ, т ½µ ĵ¸ ²Ñ€µ´¸.
  82. Georgian: მინაáƒĦ ვჭამ და არა მტკივა.
  83. Armenian: ԿրĠĥĠĦĠ´ ĠĦĠşĠĦĠŻĠĞ Ġ¸Ö‚ĠżĠĠĴ և ĠĞĠĥĠĠĞ ĠĦĠĥĠ°ĠĦĠĥĠ£ĠĞĠ½Ġż ĠıĠ¨ĠĥĠր։
  84. Albanian: UnĞ mund tĞ ha qelq dhe nuk mĞ gjen gjĞ.
  85. Turkish: Cam yiyebilirim, bana zararÄħ dokunmaz.
  86. Turkish (Ottoman): ĜĴĜ§Ù… ييه Ĝ¨Ù„ÙˆĜħم Ĝ¨Ú­Ĝ§ ĜĥĜħĜħى Ĝ·ÙˆÙ‚ونمĜ²
  87. Bangla / Bengali: àĤ†àĤàĤż àĤ•àĤàĤàĤš àĤ–েàĤ¤à§‡ àĤŞàĤàĤ°àĤż, àĤ¤àĤàĤ¤à§‡ àĤ†àĤàĤàĤ° àĤ•à§‹àĤ¨à§‹ àĤ•à§àĤ·àĤ¤àĤż àĤıয় àĤ¨àĤà¤
  88. Marathi: à¤à€ कà¤à¤š खà¤à¤Š à¤ĥकतà‹, à¤à¤²à¤ à¤¤à‡ à¤Ĥàà¤–त नà¤à¤ıà€.
  89. Hindi: à¤àˆà¤‚ कà¤à¤à¤š खठसकतठà¤ıà‚ँ, à¤àà¤à‡ उस à¤¸à‡ à¤•à‹à¤ˆ à¤Şà€à¤Ħठनà¤ıà€à¤‚ à¤ıà‹à¤¤à€.
  90. Tamil: à¨ààİàŻ à•à£àŻà£ààŸàż àšààŞàŻàŞàżàŸàŻàµàŻ‡àİàŻ, à…à¤àİàà²àŻ àŽàİà•àŻà•àŻ à’à°àŻ à•àŻ‡àŸàŻààŻ àµà°àà¤àŻ.
  91. Urdu(2): Ù…ÛŒÚş ÚİĜ§Ù†Ú† ÚİÚĜ§ Ĝ³ÚİĜŞĜ§ ÛÙˆÚş Ĝ§ÙˆĜħ مĜĴÚے ĜŞÚİلیف Ù†ÛÛŒÚş ہوĜŞÛŒ ۔
  92. Pashto(2): Ĝ²Ù‡ Ĝ´ÙŠĜ´Ù‡ Ĝوړلې Ĝ´Ù…ĜŒ هĜşÙ‡ مĜ§ نه Ĝوږوي
  93. Farsi / Persian: .من می ĜŞÙˆĜ§Ù†Ù… Ĝ¨ĜŻÙˆÙ†Ù Ĝ§Ĝ­Ĝ³Ĝ§Ĝ³ ĜŻĜħĜŻ Ĝ´ÙŠĜ´Ù‡ Ĝ¨ĜوĜħم
  94. Arabic(2): Ĝ£Ù†Ĝ§ قĜ§ĜŻĜħ Ĝıلى Ĝ£ÙƒÙ„ Ĝ§Ù„Ĝ²ĜĴĜ§ĜĴ و هĜ°Ĝ§ لĜ§ يĜ¤Ù„مني.
    Aramaic: (NEEDED)
  95. Hebrew(2): אני יכול לאכול זכוכית וזה לא מזיק לי.
  96. Yiddish(2): איך קען ע×Ħן גלאָז און ע×Ħ טוט מיר ני×İט װײ.
    Judeo-Arabic: (NEEDED)
    Ladino: (NEEDED)
    GǝÊĵǝz: (NEEDED)
    Amharic: (NEEDED)
  97. Twi: Metumi awe tumpan, ɜnyɜ me hwee.
  98. Hausa (Latin): Inā iya taunar gilāshi kuma in gamā lāfiyā.
  99. Hausa (Ajami) (2): ĜِنĜ§ Ĝِىَ ĜŞÙŽÙˆÙ†ÙŽĜħ ĜşÙÙ„ÙŽĜ§Ĝ´Ù كُمَ Ĝِن ĜşÙŽÙ…ÙŽĜ§ لَĜ§ÙÙÙ‰ÙŽĜ§
  100. Yoruba(3): Mo l¨ jeÌİ d­g­, k² n­ pa m­ lĦra.
  101. Malay: Saya boleh makan kaca dan ia tidak mencederakan saya.
  102. Tagalog: Kaya kong kumain nang bubog at hindi ako masaktan.
  103. Chamorro: Siħa yo' chumocho krestat, ti ha na'lalamen yo'.
  104. Javanese: Aku isa mangan beling tanpa lara.
    Burmese: (NEEDED)
  105. Vietnamese (quáğ‘c ngáğŻ): T´i c³ tháğƒ ăn tháğ§y tinh m  kh´ng háşĦi gĴ.
  106. Vietnamese (n´m) (4): 些 £Ž 世 ċ’ı ĉ°´ ĉ™ĥ Ĥ“Ħ çİş £Ž ċ³ ċ’Ĥ
    Khmer: (NEEDED)
    Lao: (NEEDED)
  107. Thai: ฉà¸ħนกินกระจกàı„ดàı‰ àıà¸•àıˆà¸Ħà¸ħนàı„à¸Ħàıˆà¸—ำàıƒà¸Ğàı‰à¸‰à¸ħนàı€à¸ˆàı‡à¸š
  108. Mongolian (Cyrillic): ‘¸ ш¸ğ ¸´Ñı ч°´½°, ½°´°´ хртı ħ¸Ñˆ
  109. Mongolian (Classic) (5): á Şá ˘ ᠰᠢᠯᠢ á ˘á ³á Ħá ĥá Ĥ á ´á ˘á ³á  á ¨á   ᠂ ᠨᠠᠳᠤᠷ á Ĵá £á ¤á ·á  á ³á  á ˘ ᠪᠢᠰᠢ
    Dzongkha: (NEEDED)
    Nepali: (NEEDED)
  110. Tibetan: à½¤à½şà½£àĵ‹à½Ĥà’à½ĵàĵ‹à½Ÿàĵ‹à½“à½Ĥàĵ‹à½„àĵ‹à½“àĵ‹à½‚ིàĵ‹à½˜àĵ‹à½˘à½şà½‘àĵ
  111. Chinese: ĉˆ‘能ċžä¸‹çŽğ璃而不äĵ¤èşĞ体€‚
  112. Chinese (Traditional): ĉˆ‘能ċžä¸‹çŽğ璃而不ċ‚·èşĞéĞ”€‚
  113. Taiwanese(6): G³a ē-t ng chia̍h po-lŞ, mā bē tio̍h-siong.
  114. Japanese: 私Ż‚Ĵƒİ‚ı‚’食ı‚‰‚Œ™€‚‚ŒŻç§‚’ċ‚·¤‘›‚“€‚
  115. Korean: 나는 유ëĤĴëĵ ë¨ı을 수 있어요. 그래도 아프지 않아요
  116. Hawaiian: Hiki iaÊğu ke Êğai i ke aniani; ÊğaÊğole nĊ lā au e Êğeha.
  117. Marquesan: E koÊğana e kai i te karahi, mea Êğā, ÊğaÊğe hauhau.
  118. Navajo: TsİsÇĞÊĵ yishą́ągo b­­n­shghah d³³ doo shiĊ‚ neezgai da.
    Cherokee (and Cree, Ojibwa, Inuktitut, and other Native American languages): (NEEDED)
    Garifuna: (NEEDED)
    Gullah: (NEEDED)
  119. Lojban: mi kakne le nu citka le blaci .iku'i le se go'i na xrani mi
  120. N³rdicg: Ljœr ye caudran crİne ½ jor cẃran.

(Additions, corrections, completions, gratefully accepted.)

For testing purposes, some of these are repeated in a monospace font . . .

  1. Euro Symbol: â‚Ĵ.
  2. Greek: ÎœÏ€ÎżÏÏŽ νÎħ φÎĴω σπÎħσÎĵένÎħ γυÎħÎğÎıÎĴ Ï‡Ï‰ÏÎŻÏ‚ νÎħ πÎĴθω Ï„ÎŻÏ€ÎżÏ„Îħ.
  3. slenska / Icelandic: ‰g get eti° gler Ħn ess a° mei°a mig.
  4. Dutch: Ik kan glas eten, maar dat doet mij geen kwaad.
  5. Polish: Mogę jeĊ›Ä‡ szkĊ‚o, i mi nie szkodzi.
  6. Romanian: Pot să măn˘nc sticlă și ea nu mă rănește.
  7. Ukrainian: Ż ĵĥу їст¸ шşğ, ı ²½ ĵµ½Ñ– ½µ żÑˆş´¸Ñ‚ÑŒ.
  8. Armenian: ԿրĠĥĠĦĠ´ ĠĦĠşĠĦĠŻĠĞ Ġ¸Ö‚ĠżĠĠĴ և ĠĞĠĥĠĠĞ ĠĦĠĥĠ°ĠĦĠĥĠ£ĠĞĠ½Ġż ĠıĠ¨ĠĥĠր։
  9. Georgian: მინაáƒĦ ვჭამ და არა მტკივა.
  10. Hindi: à¤àˆà¤‚ कà¤à¤à¤š खठसकतठà¤ıà‚ँ, à¤àà¤à‡ उस à¤¸à‡ à¤•à‹à¤ˆ à¤Şà€à¤Ħठनà¤ıà€à¤‚ à¤ıà‹à¤¤à€.
  11. Hebrew(2): אני יכול לאכול זכוכית וזה לא מזיק לי.
  12. Yiddish(2): איך קען ע×Ħן גלאָז און ע×Ħ טוט מיר ני×İט װײ.
  13. Arabic(2): Ĝ£Ù†Ĝ§ قĜ§ĜŻĜħ Ĝıلى Ĝ£ÙƒÙ„ Ĝ§Ù„Ĝ²ĜĴĜ§ĜĴ و هĜ°Ĝ§ لĜ§ يĜ¤Ù„مني.
  14. Japanese: 私Ż‚Ĵƒİ‚ı‚’食ı‚‰‚Œ™€‚‚ŒŻç§‚’ċ‚·¤‘›‚“€‚
  15. Thai: ฉà¸ħนกินกระจกàı„ดàı‰ àıà¸•àıˆà¸Ħà¸ħนàı„à¸Ħàıˆà¸—ำàıƒà¸Ğàı‰à¸‰à¸ħนàı€à¸ˆàı‡à¸š

Notes:

  1. The phrase and initial translations were borrowed from Ethan Mollick's I Can Eat Glass page; see Credits for the many additional contributions since then. The word "hurt" is used in the sense of "cause harm", "do damage", or "bother", rather than "inflict pain" or "make sad". The numbering of the samples is arbitrary, done only to keep track of how many there are, and can change any time a new entry is added. The arrangement is also arbitrary but with some attempt to group related examples together. Note: All languages not listed are wanted, not just the ones that say (NEEDED).
  2. Correct right-to-left display of these languages depends on the capabilities of your browser. The period should appear on the left. In the monospace Yiddish example, the Yiddish digraphs should occupy one character cell.
  3. Yoruba: The third word is Latin letter small 'j' followed by small 'e' with U+0329, Combining Vertical Line Below. This displays correctly only if your Unicode font includes the U+0329 glyph and your browser supports combining diacritical marks. The Indic examples also include combining sequences.
  4. Includes Unicode 3.1 (or later) characters beyond Plane 0.
  5. The Classic Mongolian example should be vertical, top-to-bottom and left-to-right. But such display is almost impossible. Also no font yet exists which provides the proper ligatures and positional variants for the characters of this script, which works somewhat like Arabic.
  6. Taiwanese is also known as Holo or Hoklo, and is related to Southern Min dialects such as Amoy. Contributed by Henry H. Tan-Tenn, who comments, "The above is the romanized version, in a script current among Taiwanese Christians since the mid-19th century. It was invented by British missionaries and saw use in hundreds of published works, mostly of a religious nature. Most Taiwanese did not know Chinese characters then, or at least not well enough to read. More to the point, though, a written standard using Chinese characters has never developed, so a significant minority of words are represented with different candidate characters, depending on one's personal preference or etymological theory. In this sentence, for example, "-t ng", "chia̍h", "mā" and "bē" are problematic using Chinese characters. "G³a" (I/me) and "po-lŞ" (glass) are as written in other Sinitic languages (e.g. Mandarin, Hakka)."

The Quick Brown Fox

The "I can eat glass" sentences do not necessarily show off the orthography of each language to best advantage. In many alphabetic written languages it is possible to include all (or most) letters (or "special" characters) in a single (often nonsense) pangram. These were traditionally used in typewriter instruction; now they are useful for stress-testing computer fonts and keyboard input methods. Here are a few examples (SEND MORE):

  1. English: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
  2. Irish: "An ḃfuil do ċro­ ag bualaḋ ³ ḟait­os an ÄĦrĦ a áıeall lena áı—³g İada ³ áıĦl­ do leasa áıĞş?" "D'ḟuascail osa šráıac na h“iÄĦe BeannaiáıĞe p³r ‰ava agus á¸‹aiáı."
  3. Dutch: Pa's wijze lynx bezag vroom het fikse aquaduct.
  4. German: Falsches œben von Xylophonmusik qu¤lt jeden grĥŸeren Zwerg. (1)
  5. German: Im finĊżteren JagdĊżchloŸ am offenen FelsquellwaĊżĊżer patzte der affig‐flatterhafte kauzig‐hĥf‌liche B¤cker ĵber Ċżeinem verĊżifften kniffligen C‐Xylophon. (2)
  6. Swedish: Flygande b¤ckasiner sĥka strax hwila p mjuka tuvor.
  7. Czech: PĊ™­liĊĦ ĊluĊoučk½ kĊŻĊˆ şpěl ďĦbelskİ k³dy.
  8. Slovak: Star½ k´Ċˆ na hĊ•be kn­h Ċuje t­ĊĦko pov¤dnutİ ruĊe, na stÄşpe sa ďateÄ uč­ kvĦkaĊ novş ³du o Ċivote.
  9. Russian: ’ ч°Ñ‰°Ñ… ю³° ĥ¸ğ-ħыğ ц¸Ñ‚рус? ”°, ½ ф°ğьш¸²Ñ‹ı эş·µĵżğяр! ёъ.
  10. Bulgarian: –ÑŠğт°Ñ‚° ´ÑŽğя ħµÑˆµ щ°ÑÑ‚𸲰, чµ żÑƒÑ…ÑŠÑ‚, şıт цъф½°, ·°ĵръ·½° ş°Ñ‚ ³ÑŒ½.
  11. Sami (Northern): Vuol RuoĊ§a geđggiid leat mĦĊ‹ga luosa ja čuovĊĊa.
  12. Hungarian: rv­ztĊħrĊ‘ tĵkĥrfşr³gİp.
  13. Spanish: El pingĵino Wenceslao hizo kil³metros bajo exhaustiva lluvia y fr­o, aħoraba a su querido cachorro.
  14. Portuguese: O pr³ximo v´o   noite sobre o Atl˘ntico, pµe freqĵentemente o şnico mİdico. (3)
  15. French: Les naŻfs Ĥgithales h˘tifs pondant   NoĞl oı il g¨le sont sğrs d'Ştre dݧus et de voir leurs dr´les d'Ċ“ufs abmİs.
  16. Esperanto: EÄoĊanĝo ĉiuĵaĊ­de.
  17. Hebrew: זה כיף ×Ħתם ל×İמוע איך תנ×Ĥח קרפד ×˘× ×˜×•×‘ בגן.
  18. Japanese (Hiragana):
    „‚ŻĞğ¸İ€€Ħ‚ŠĴ‚‹‚’
    ‚Œ‚ˆŸ‚Œž€€¤­Ş‚‰‚€
    †‚Š‚„€€‘µ“ˆĤ
    ‚•‚†‚ż˜€€‚‘²‚‚›š (4)

Notes:

  1. Other phrases commonly used in Germany include: "Ein wackerer Bayer vertilgt ja bequem zwo Pfund Kalbshaxe" and, more recently, "Franz jagt im komplett verwahrlosten Taxi quer durch Bayern", but both lack umlauts and esszet. Previously, going for the shortest sentence that has all the umlauts and special characters, I had "GrĵŸe aus B¤renhĥfe (und “echtringen)!" Acute accents are not used in native German words, so I was surprised to discover "“echtringen" in the Deutsche Bundespost Postleitzahlenbuch (Vorsicht! 2.8MB JPG image). It's a small village in eastern Lower Saxony. The "oe" in this case turns out to be the Lower Saxon "lengthening e" (Dehnungs-e), which makes the previous vowel long (used in a number of Lower Saxon place names such as Soest and Itzehoe), not the "e" that indicates umlaut of the preceding vowel. Many thanks to the “echtringensnamenschreibunguntersuchungskomitee (Alex Bochannek, Manfred Erren, Asmus Freytag, Christoph Päper) for their relentless pursuit of the facts in this case. Conclusion: the accent almost certainly does not belong on this (or any other native German) word, but neither can it be dismissed as dirt on the page. To add to the mystery, it has been reported that other copies of the same edition of the PLZB do not show the accent!

  2. From Karl Pentzlin (Kochel am See, Bavaria, Germany): "This German phrase is suited for display by a Fraktur (broken letter) font. It contains: all common three-letter ligatures: ffi ffl fft and all two-letter ligatures required by the Duden for Fraktur typesetting: ch ck ff fi fl ft ll Ċżch Ċżi ĊżĊż Ċżt tz (all in a manner such they are not part of a three-letter ligature), one example of f-l where German typesetting rules prohibit ligating (marked by a ZWNJ), and all German letters a...z, ¤,ĥ,ĵ,Ÿ, Ċż [long s] (all in a manner such that they are not part of a two-letter Fraktur ligature)."

  3. Diaeresis is not used in Iberian Portuguese.

  4. From Yurio Miyazawa: "This poetry contains all the sounds in the Japanese language and used to be the first thing for children to learn in their Japanese class. The Hiragana version is particularly neat because it covers every character in the phonetic Hiragana character set." Yurio also sent the Kanji version:

    色ŻċŒ‚¸İ ĉ•£‚ŠĴ‚‹‚’
    ĉˆ‘Œä¸–èŞ°ž ċ¸¸Ş‚‰‚€
    ĉœ‰ç‚şċċħħ äğŠĉ—èĥŠˆĤ
    ĉµ…ċ¤˘èĤ‹˜ 酔²‚‚›š

Accented Cyrillic:

(This section contributed by Vladimir Marinov.)

In Bulgarian it is desirable, customary, or in some cases required to write accents over vowels. Unfortunately, no computer character sets contain the full repertoire of accented Cyrillic letters. With Unicode, however, it is possible to combine any Cyrillic letter with any combining accent. The appearance of the result depends on the font and the rendering engine. Here are two examples.

  1. ˘ı ²¸´Ñ ħяğ°Ñ‚° şÑ°Ì ż ³ğ°²°Ñ‚° ¸Ì ¸ şÌÑ° ½° р°ĵт ¸Ì, ¸ рµÌÑ‡µ ´° ¸Ì рµÑ‡µÌ: "Ÿ°Ñ€°ÌÑ‚° żÌ ż°ÌÑ€¸ т ż°ÌÑ€°Ñ‚°, ½µ щ° ż°Ñ€¸Ì!", ½ с¸ żĵ¸ÌÑğ¸: "µı, żĵ¸Ñğ¸Ì с¸! Ì ¸Ì рµş°, °Ì µ сşÑ‡¸ğ° ² т°·¸ рµş°, şÑÑ‚ щµÑˆµ ´° тµÑ‡µÌ, ° ½µ тµÌÑ‡µ."

  2. Ÿ żÑŠÌÑ‚я żÑŠÑ‚у́²°Ñ‚ şÑŽÌÑ€´¸ ¸ ю³Ñğ°²ÑÌ½¸.

HTML Features

Here is the Russian alphabet (uppercase only) coded in three different ways, which should look identical:

  1. ‘’“”•–—˜™š›œžŸ Ħ˘£¤Ĥ§¨İŞĞĴ­Ż   (Literal UTF-8)
  2. АБВГДЕЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ   (Decimal numeric character reference)
  3. АБВГДЕЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ   (Hexadecimal numeric character reference)

In another test, we use HTML language tags to distinguish Bulgarian, Russian, and Serbian, which have different italic forms for lowercase ħ, ³, ´, ż, and/or т:

Bulgarian:   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   œ³° ´° яĵ стъşğ ¸ ½µ ĵµ ħğ¸.
Russian: [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   Ż ĵ³Ñƒ µÑÑ‚ÑŒ стµşğ, эт ĵ½µ ½µ ²Ñ€µ´¸Ñ‚.
Serbian: [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   [ ħ³´żÑ‚ ]   œ³Ñƒ јµÑÑ‚¸ ст°şğ ° ´° ĵ¸ ½µ шş´¸.

Credits, Tools, and Commentary

Credits:
The "I can eat glass" phrase and the initial collection of translations: Ethan Mollick. Transcription / conversion to UTF-8: Frank da Cruz. Albanian: Sindi Keesan. Afrikaans: Johan Fourie. Anglo Saxon: Frank da Cruz. Arabic: Najib Tounsi. Armenian: Va§e Kundak§Äħ. Belarusian: Alexey Chernyak. Bengali: Somnath Purkayastha, Deepayan Sarkar. Braille: Frank da Cruz. Bulgarian: Sindi Keesan, Guentcho Skordev, Vladimir Marinov. Cabo Verde Creole: ClĦudio Alexandre Duarte. Chinese: Jack Soo, Wong Pui Lam. Cornish: Chris Stephens. Croatian: Marjan Baće. Czech: Stanislav Pecha, Radovan Garab­k. Dutch: Peter Gotink. Pim Blokland, Rob Daniel. Esperanto: Franko Luin, Radovan Garab­k. Estonian: Meelis Roos. Farsi/Persian: Payam Elahi. Finnish: Sampsa Toivanen. French: Luc Carissimo, Anne Colin du Terrail. Galician: Laura Probaos. Georgian: Giorgi Lebanidze. German: Christoph P¤per, Otto Stolz, Karl Pentzlin, Frank da Cruz. Gothic: Aurélien Coudurier. Greek: Ariel Glenn, Constantine Stathopoulos, Siva Nataraja. Hebrew: Jonathan Rosenne, Tal Barnea. Hausa: Malami Buba, Tom Gewecke. Hawaiian: na HauÊğoli Motta, Anela de Rego, Kaliko Trapp. Hindi: Shirish Kalele. Hungarian: AndrĦs RĦcz, Mark Holczhammer. Icelandic: Andrİs Magnşsson. International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA): Siva Nataraja / Vincent Ramos. Irish: Michael Everson, Marion Gunn, James Kass, Curtis Clark. Italian: Thomas De Bellis. Japanese: Makoto Takahashi, Yurio Miyazawa. Korean: Jungshik Shin. LĞtzebuergescht: Stefaan Eeckels. Lithuanian: Gediminas Grigas. Lojban: Edward Cherlin. Macedonian: Sindi Keesan. Malay: Zarina Mustapha. Manx: Éanna Ó Brádaigh. Marathi: Shirish Kalele. Marquesan: Kaliko Trapp. Middle English: Frank da Cruz. Milanese: Marco Cimarosti. Mongolian: Tom Gewecke. Navajo: Tom Gewecke. N³rdicg: Yẃlyan Rott. Norwegian: Herman Ranes. Old Irish: Michael Everson. Old Norse: Andrİs Magnşsson. Papiamentu: Bianca and Denise Zanardi. Pashto: N.R. Liwal. Pf¤lzisch: Dr. Johannes Sander. Picard: Philippe Mennecier. Polish: Juliusz Chroboczek. Portuguese: "ClĦudio" Alexandre Duarte, Bianca and Denise Zanardi, Pedro Palhoto Matos. Quİbİcois: Laurent Detillieux. Roman: Pierpaolo Bernardi. Romanian: Juliusz Chroboczek, Ionel Mugurel. Ruhrdeutsch: "Timwi". Russian: Alexey Chernyak, Serge Nesterovitch. Sami: Anne Colin du Terrail, Luc Carissimo. Sanskrit: Siva Nataraja / Vincent Ramos. S¤chsisch: Andrİ Mĵller. Schw¤bisch: Otto Stolz. Scots: Jonathan Riddell. Serbian: Sindi Keesan, Ranko Narancic, Boris Daljevic, Szilvia Csorba. Slovak: G. Adam Stanislav, Radovan Garab­k. Slovenian: Albert Kolar. Spanish: Laura Probaos. Swedish: Christian Rose. Taiwanese: Henry H. Tan-Tenn. Tagalog: Jim Soliven. Tamil: Vasee Vaseeharan. Tibetan: D. Germano, Tom Gewecke. Thai: Alan Wood's wife. Turkish: Va§e Kundak§Äħ, Tom Gewecke, Merlign Olnon. Ukrainian: Michael Zajac. Urdu: Mustafa Ali. Vietnamese: Dixon Au, [James] Đáğ— BĦ PhĈ°áğ›c 杜 伯 福. Walloon: Pablo Saratxaga. Welsh: Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru (Andrew). Yiddish: Mark David, Zeneise: Angelo Pavese.

Tools Used to Create This Web Page:
The UTF8-aware Kermit 95 terminal emulator on Windows, to a Unix host with the EMACS text editor. Kermit 95 displays UTF-8 and also allows keyboard entry of arbitrary Unicode BMP characters as 4 hex digits, as shown HERE. Hex codes for Unicode values can be found in The Unicode Standard (recommended) and the online code charts. When submissions arrive by email encoded in some other character set (Latin-1, Latin-2, KOI, various PC code pages, JEUC, etc), I use the TRANSLATE command of C-Kermit on the Unix host (where I read my mail) to convert the character set to UTF-8 (I could also use Kermit 95 for this; it has the same TRANSLATE command). That's it -- no "Web authoring" tools, no locales, no "smart" anything. It's just plain text, nothing more. By the way, there's nothing special about EMACS -- any text editor will do, providing it allows entry of arbitrary 8-bit bytes as text, including the 0x80-0x9F "C1" range. EMACS 21.1 actually supports UTF-8; earlier versions don't know about it and display the octal codes; either way is OK for this purpose.

Commentary:
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 13:21:59 +0100
From: "Bruno DEDOMINICIS" <b.dedominicis@cite-sciences.fr>
Subject: Je peux manger du verre, cela ne me fait pas mal.

I just found out your website and it makes me feel like proposing an interpretation of the choice of this peculiar phrase.

Glass is transparent and can hurt as everyone knows. The relation between people and civilisations is sometimes effusional and more often rude. The concept of breaking frontiers through globalization, in a way, is also an attempt to deny any difference. Isn't "transparency" the flag of modernity? Nothing should be hidden any more, authority is obsolete, and the new powers are supposed to reign through loving and smiling and no more through coercion...

Eating glass without pain sounds like a very nice metaphor of this attempt. That is, frontiers should become glass transparent first, and be denied by incorporating them. On the reverse, it shows that through globalization, frontiers undergo a process of displacement, that is, when they are not any more speakable, they become repressed from the speech and are therefore incorporated and might become painful symptoms, as for example what happens when one tries to eat glass.

The frontiers that used to separate bodies one from another tend to divide bodies from within and make them suffer.... The chosen phrase then appears as a denial of the symptom that might result from the destitution of traditional frontiers.

Best,
Bruno De Dominicis, Paris, France

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It has been successfully compiled on Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris systems. Multibyte/Unicode version ========================= $ ./configure --enable-multibyte && make # make install (as root) The multibyte version needs a good iconv implementation. The best and most portable implementation is libiconv. http://www.gnu.org/software/libiconv The glibc (GNU C Library) implementation is also sufficient. For non-glibc systems, libiconv is recommended. The configure script detects if libiconv is installed and falls back to the standard iconv implementation if not. "make test" will fail if the iconv implementation is insufficient. Misc ==== If GNU getopt is not installed, the POSIX getopt will be used. In this case long options are not available. 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Reported by Kevin Patrick Scannell - BUGFIX: garbled output and core dump produced by centering - BUGFIX: memory leak in util.c push_align() - BUGFIX: "off by one"-errors in text.c 2.6.8: (29.06.2005) - Fixed typos in INSTALL found by Josef 'Jupp' Schugt - Integration of the Gentoo patch 2.6.7-gentoo into the official version 2.6.7-gentoo: (02.01.2005) - configure fixed to correctly process --disable-multibyte - configure falls back to standard iconv() if no libiconv is found - BUGFIX: three off-by-one error in get_attr found by Ewald Dieterich 2.6.7: (19.12.2004) - BUGFIX: buffer overflow in get_attr() found by Ariel Berkman - BUGFIX: compilation fix for Solaris by Fredrik Roubert - more robust behaviour when encountering invalid byte sequences - added RPM-spec file by Joshua Jensen 2.6.6: (24.08.2004) - better automatic detection of utf-8 locale - default encoding for XML documents is now utf-8 - BUGFIX: parsing of was case sensitive - BUGFIX: empty SCRIPT tag caused text to be swallowed - BUGFIX: recognizes character set when declared with - BUGFIX: characters in the range 128-255 from different character sets than latin1 have been interpreted as latin1 characters - BUGFIX: hexadecimal entities for windows1252 2.6.5: (01.06.2004) - recognizes character set, even if it is declared with - BUGFIX: --no-title in combination with --shrink-lines didn't work - BUGFIX: ignore html tags inside script environments - BUGFIX: sometimes the last word in the document was not output 2.6.4: (20.04.2004) - small testsuite with 3 tests added - program uses POSIX getopt when GNU getopt is not available - code: changed all comments to C90 - improved treatment of ­ - multibyte version compiles on FreeBSD - ' added - transliteration of some of the more often used character entities added - BUGFIX: all entities are now converted to utf-8 with --output-utf-8 - BUGFIX: no line break for tabs between 
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- BUGFIX: removed an unnecessary line break after lists - BUGFIX: Output of XML processing instructions will now be suppressed 2.6.3: (11.03.2003) - completely rewritten multibyte/Unicode support - BUGFIX: program aborted on ˙ - BUGFIX: tabs and carriage return weren't treated as white space. 2.6.2: (06.04.2002) - full multibyte/Unicode support - man page added - BUGFIX: fixed reading from stdin - BUGFIX: changed align mechanism to dynamic memory allocation by Robert Baruch 2.6.1: (01.02.2002) - BUGFIX: compiles again on not Linux systems - BUGFIX: getopt broke compilation with -static and on systems without GNU getopt - BUGFIX: some multibyte code was in non-multibyte sections 2.6.0: (31.01.2002) - experimental Unicode support - suppression of [Image] (--no-image, --no-alt) - --no-microsoft is now --dont-convert-characters - BUGFIX: --shrink-line number works correct now 2.4.1: (02.09.2002) - Static compilation failed because of name clashes - BUGFIX: Centering. Only last align attributes in tag were considered - Included instructions for reading html mail - Parsing of hexadecimal entities was added - --shrink-line accepts now number 2.4.0: (01.09.2002) - Using autoconf and automake - BUGFIX: Comments like garbled output 2.3.2: (22.05.2002) - Fixed Makefiles, always compiled with cc - BUGFIX: Compiles now with gcc-2.96 - Added GUI-frontend using kaptain 2.3.1: (03.05.2002) - BUGFIX: errors go to stderr - BUGFIX: short arguments with option "-b test" lead to segmentation fault - links can be shown as references similar to lynx -dump - ALT attribute is parsed for IMG, AREA, APPLET, and INPUT tags 2.3.0: (20.04.2002) - new option --version - parsing of ALT attribute - source code splitted into multiple files - incorporated patch by Luke Ravitch for using stdin/stdout 2.22: (11.04.2002) - initial public release vilistextum-2.6.9/COPYING0000644000076400001440000004310507452116720012110 00000000000000 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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