ref: 1bea44dc3654c8bb7ab47ebeb5c975734a6aa3f4
author: Romi Hervier <r@sansfontieres.com>
date: Wed Jun 29 11:31:15 EDT 2022
init from postnix
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Kanji
@@ -1,0 +1,4 @@
+#!/bin/rc
+
+pipefile -r ktrans /dev/cons
+rio -i $home/lib/windows </dev/cons
--- /dev/null
+++ b/README.kenji
@@ -1,0 +1,108 @@
+This version of ktrans works with pipefile by Rob Pike, which replaces /dev/kbd of
+2nd Edition Plan 9 by Dennis Ritchie. By this new idea, we can input Japanese
+anytime onto any windows. I included his post to 9fans mailing-list here (pipefile
+file).
+
+This is a distribution as a derived work license of Plan 9, and I included the
+Plan 9 License term here. Please refer to it on the details of this license.
+
+
+Main features are as follows:
+
+1) There is a "local" dictionary file for translation from kana to kanji, which can
+ easily be edited by the user. The default file name is $home/lib/ktrans-jisho.
+ If you want to use another dictionary file, set the KTJISHO environment
+ variable to point to that file. This dictionary comprises many lines of
+ edittable text strings.
+
+2) Capital romaji input is used for words such as verbs or adjectives with okurigana,
+ which follows the idea of the SKK system by Masahiko Sato of Kyoto Univ.
+ (masahiko@kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp). If you want to get the kanji string (runes)
+ "動かす", which is a verb, you may input "ugoKasu" from the keyboard.
+ Note here the Kasu's k is a capital (important). You will see hiragana
+ runes "うごかす", and then the kanji runes of "動かす", when you type
+ "Shift+Space".
+ If you are satisfied by that translation, continue to input the next word.
+ If you are not pleased with that candidate, hit 'Shift+Space' once more
+ to see more candiates for that hiragana input. When there are no more candidates
+ registered in your dictionary, you will see the initial hiragana input.
+
+3) For Japanese "joshi", a post-positioned short word after a noun, you can use another
+ method that I developed for this work. If you want the kanji string (runes) "私は",
+ then type "watashiHA" from the keyboard. Note that the sound of "wa(ha)" is expressed
+ as capitalized "HA". You will see a hiragana string of "わたしは", and then "私は"
+ after `Shift+Space'.
+
+4) A control sequence of 'ctl-l' is introduced to leave input hiragana runes unchanged.
+ This is occasionally neccessary.
+
+5) A simple leaning mechanism has been implemented for the in-memory hashing
+ dictinary, in which the most recently used kanji runes (candidate) moves to the top
+ of the list of candidates. This is valid only during the session you called ktrans.
+ It is done this way intentionally, because the present learning method is ..well...
+ naive. ^_^ I know this; however, I believe you can solve it by making a good
+ dictionary best fitted to your purposes on your own.
+
+6) 'ctl-x' re-reads the new kana-kanji translation dictionary when you have edited your
+ kana-kanji translation, and want to incorporate it into your current in-memory translation
+ dictionary. The kana-kanji translation dictionary is usually read only once, at the
+ beginning of the ktrans session. I believe this simplification is not a serious constraint,
+ because you can edit the dictionary anytime by co-working with acme and using this ctl-x
+ mechanism.
+
+7) A mode change to kana-input is triggered by 'ctl-n', ctl-k for katakana mode,
+ ctl-g for Greek mode, and ctl-r for Russian mode.
+
+8) As the starting $home/lib/ktrans-jisho, you may re-format the SKK-JISYO.S (66.9KB) of the
+ SKK system, which can be retrieved from ftp.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp. The next three lines
+ show the short sed filter to transform from an SKK type dictionary to Plan 9. Before
+ this, you should change the kanji code of the SKK dictionary from ujis(euc) to UTF-8 by
+ the tcs utility, of course.
+ s/\// /g
+ s/ / /g
+ s/ $//g
+ The header items are sorted in a strange order in the original SKK dictionary.
+ This implementation does not care about the order, therefore, you can change it on
+ your own.
+
+9) SKK jisho, such as SKK-JISYO.S, is composed of two parts, okuri-ari and okuri-nashi
+ entries. This greatly depends on the Japanese grammer, and okuri-ari may represent
+ verb/adjective etc., i.e., not noun. These two parts work differently in the original
+ SKK system, however, I did not employ that method; rather, I took a simple approarch
+ as described in (2) and (3). Here, we make no difference between these two parts,
+ and the reason why I left the two-part structure is just to make it easier to read for
+ editting. Of course, you can change it without any side-effects.
+
+10) The essence of this Japanese input method is to convert every one word by one key
+ triggering. This may cause some cumbersome feelings for Nihongo users who are accustomed
+ to, say, Windows. I know this. However, I intended to keep the codes as compact as
+ possible as a first step towards developing a Nihongo input system on Plan 9.
+ Furthermore, I've never seen the latter work perfectly. I think the conversion failed
+ essentially when we see more than, say, five/six candidates for one set of hiragana runes.
+ Finaly, I'd like to add that I have no problem to write long Japanese documents by
+ this version.
+
+11) The translation trigger key has been changed from ^t to Shift+Space, because
+ we experienced butting of the trigger key sequence sometime. For this reason,
+ you have to edit the key-binding table, such as kbtabshift[0x39] in /sys/src/9/pc/kbd.c
+ or keymapshift[0x79] in /sys/src/9/ss/screen.c to assign Shift+Space to '^\'.
+ I use here '^\' as the trigger key. Therefore, you can trigger translation
+ from kana to kanji by Shit+Space or just '^\'.
+
+12) A usage example: If you want to make the Japanese text as below:
+
+ 私は毎日35分以上歩いて、 更に10分電車に乗って学校に通います。
+ 健康の維持にも役だっていますが、 なかなかたのしいものです。
+
+ your keyboard typing stream should be:
+
+ watashiHA[^t]mainichi[^t]35[^l]fun[^t]ijou[^t]aruIte, [^t]saraNI[^t]
+ 10[^l]fun[^t]denshaNI[^t]noTte[^t]gakkouNI[^t]kayoImasu.[^t]
+ kenkouNO[^t]ijiNImo[^t]yakuDAtteimasuga, [^t]nakanaka[^l]tanoshiI[^t]
+ monodesu.[^l]
+
+ where [^t], [^l] indicates 'Shift+Space' and 'ctl-l', respectively.
+
+
+ Kenji Okamoto August 14, 2000
+
--- /dev/null
+++ b/READMEJ.kenji
@@ -1,0 +1,126 @@
+Plan 9がRelase 3になってソースが公開されました。このため、更に多くのユーザがPlan 9を
+使い始める事になると思います。このバージョンになって、Windowシステムが8½からrioに
+変更になり、それにともなって、release 2に含まれていたktransが無くなりました。
+
+そこで、Rob Pikeさんにお願いしたら、pipefileというすばらしいアイデアを考えて戴け
+ました。これはrelease 2でDennis Ritchieさんが提供した/dev/kbdを置き替えるもので、
+このいきさつは、Pikeさんの9fansのlmailing-listへの投稿を同封してありますので、
+そちら(pipefile)を御覧下さい。この方法は何時でもどのウィンドへも日本語を入力出来る
+ので、以前のバージョンの様にウィンド毎にktransを起動する必要がなくなりました。
+pipefileはrioより前に起動される必要がありますので、ここに同封したKanjiという
+スクリプトを各自のlib/profileにrioを起動する替わりに、このKanjiスクリプトを
+起動する様にして下さい。
+
+
+Main features are as follows:
+
+1) There is a "local" dictionary file for translation from kana to kanji, which can
+ easily be edited by the user. The default file name is $home/lib/ktrans-jisho.
+ If you want to use another dictionary file, set the KTJISHO environment
+ variable to point to that file. This dictionary comprises many lines of
+ edittable text strings.
+
+2) Capital romaji input is used for words such as verbs or adjectives with okurigana,
+ which follows the idea of the SKK system by Masahiko Sato of Kyoto Univ.
+ (masahiko@kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp). If you want to get the kanji string (runes)
+ "動かす", which is a verb, you may input "ugoKasu" from the keyboard.
+ Note here the Kasu's k is a capital (important). You will see hiragana
+ runes "うごかす", and then the kanji runes of "動かす", when you type
+ "Shift+Space".
+ If you are satisfied by that translation, continue to input the next word.
+ If you are not pleased with that candidate, hit 'Shift+Space' once more
+ to see more candiates for that hiragana input. When there are no more candidates
+ registered in your dictionary, you will see the initial hiragana input.
+
+3) For Japanese "joshi", a post-positioned short word after a noun, you can use another
+ method that I developed for this work. If you want the kanji string (runes) "私は",
+ then type "watashiHA" from the keyboard. Note that the sound of "wa(ha)" is expressed
+ as capitalized "HA". You will see a hiragana string of "わたしは", and then "私は"
+ after `Shift+Space'.
+
+4) A control sequence of 'ctl-l' is introduced to leave input hiragana runes unchanged.
+ This is occasionally neccessary.
+
+5) A simple leaning mechanism has been implemented for the in-memory hashing
+ dictinary, in which the most recently used kanji runes (candidate) moves to the top
+ of the list of candidates. This is valid only during the session you called ktrans.
+ It is done this way intentionally, because the present learning method is ..well...
+ naive. ^_^ I know this; however, I believe you can solve it by making a good
+ dictionary best fitted to your purposes on your own.
+
+6) 'ctl-x' re-reads the new kana-kanji translation dictionary when you have edited your
+ kana-kanji translation, and want to incorporate it into your current in-memory translation
+ dictionary. The kana-kanji translation dictionary is usually read only once, at the
+ beginning of the ktrans session. I believe this simplification is not a serious constraint,
+ because you can edit the dictionary anytime by co-working with acme and using this ctl-x
+ mechanism.
+
+7) A mode change to kana-input is triggered by 'ctl-n', ctl-k for katakana mode,
+ ctl-g for Greek mode, and ctl-r for Russian mode.
+
+8) As the starting $home/lib/ktrans-jisho, you may re-format the SKK-JISYO.S (66.9KB) of the
+ SKK system, which can be retrieved from ftp.kuis.kyoto-u.ac.jp. The next three lines
+ show the short sed filter to transform from an SKK type dictionary to Plan 9. Before
+ this, you should change the kanji code of the SKK dictionary from ujis(euc) to UTF-8 by
+ the tcs utility, of course.
+ s/\// /g
+ s/ / /g
+ s/ $//g
+ The header items are sorted in a strange order in the original SKK dictionary.
+ This implementation does not care about the order, therefore, you can change it on
+ your own.
+
+9) SKK jisho, such as SKK-JISYO.S, is composed of two parts, okuri-ari and okuri-nashi
+ entries. This greatly depends on the Japanese grammer, and okuri-ari may represent
+ verb/adjective etc., i.e., not noun. These two parts work differently in the original
+ SKK system, however, I did not employ that method; rather, I took a simple approarch
+ as described in (2) and (3). Here, we make no difference between these two parts,
+ and the reason why I left the two-part structure is just to make it easier to read for
+ editting. Of course, you can change it without any side-effects.
+
+10) The essence of this Japanese input method is to convert every one word by one key
+ triggering. This may cause some cumbersome feelings for Nihongo users who are accustomed
+ to, say, Windows. I know this. However, I intended to keep the codes as compact as
+ possible as a first step towards developing a Nihongo input system on Plan 9.
+ Furthermore, I've never seen the latter work perfectly. I think the conversion failed
+ essentially when we see more than, say, five/six candidates for one set of hiragana runes.
+ Finaly, I'd like to add that I have no problem to write long Japanese documents by
+ this version.
+
+11) The translation trigger key has been changed from ^t to Shift+Space, because
+ we experienced butting of the trigger key sequence sometime. For this reason,
+ you have to edit the key-binding table, such as kbtabshift[0x39] in /sys/src/9/pc/kbd.c
+ or keymapshift[0x79] in /sys/src/9/ss/screen.c to assign Shift+Space to '^\'.
+ I use here '^\' as the trigger key. Therefore, you can trigger translation
+ from kana to kanji by Shit+Space or just '^\'.
+
+12) A usage example: If you want to make the Japanese text as below:
+
+ 私は毎日35分以上歩いて、 更に10分電車に乗って学校に通います。
+ 健康の維持にも役だっていますが、 なかなかたのしいものです。
+
+ your keyboard typing stream should be:
+
+ watashiHA[^t]mainichi[^t]35[^l]fun[^t]ijou[^t]aruIte, [^t]saraNI[^t]
+ 10[^l]fun[^t]denshaNI[^t]noTte[^t]gakkouNI[^t]kayoImasu.[^t]
+ kenkouNO[^t]ijiNImo[^t]yakuDAtteimasuga, [^t]nakanaka[^l]tanoshiI[^t]
+ monodesu.[^l]
+
+ where [^t], [^l] indicates 'Shift+Space' and 'ctl-l', respectively.
+
+
+ Kenji Okamoto August 14, 2000
+
+
+これはRelease 2のPlan 9に含まれていたDennis Ritchieさんのktransを機能強化したもので、
+大阪府立大学の岡本健二が作成いたしました。 疑問、提案等がございましたら、
+okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jpまで御連絡ください。
+なお, Plan 9そのものにつきましては、
+ http://basalt.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp/plan9/p9index.html に95年度より
+ささやかなWeb Pageをもっていますので、そちらも参照くださいませ。
+
+なおこのプログラムはPlan 9のderived workとしてのライセンスを持った配布となります。
+Plan 9のLicense fileを同封してありますので、ここに書かれている事を守ってお使い
+下さいませ。
+
+大阪府立大学総合科学部 岡本健二 August 14, 2000
--- /dev/null
+++ b/jisho.c
@@ -1,0 +1,220 @@
+/*
+ * open jisho file, and set the size of this jisho etc
+ * default personal jisho: $home/lib/ktrans-jisho
+ *
+ * Kenji Okamoto August 4, 2000
+ * Osaka Prefecture Univ.
+ * okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp
+ */
+
+#include <u.h>
+#include <libc.h>
+#include <bio.h>
+#include "jisho.h"
+
+Dictionary *openQDIC(char *);
+void freeQDIC(Dictionary*);
+KouhoList *getKouhoHash(Dictionary*, char *);
+KouhoList *getKouhoFile(DicList*, char *);
+void selectKouho(KouhoList **, KouhoList*);
+int hashVal(char *);
+void addHash(Hash **, DicList*);
+
+
+
+/*
+ * Open QuickDIC (hashed personal dictionary)
+ * open skk styled ktrans dictinary file, and make its hash table
+ * based on individual header kana strings
+ *
+ * KouhoList
+ * |---------|
+ * Hash |---->kouho---->kouhotop
+ * |-------| |
+ * dic---->dhash---->dicindex---->kanahead
+ * |--------| |--------|
+ * Dictionary DicList
+ *
+ */
+Dictionary *
+openQDIC(char *dicname)
+{+ Biobuf *f;
+ void *Bbuf;
+ Dictionary *dic;
+ DicList *dicitem; /* for a future extension */
+ char buf[1024], *startstr, *endstr;
+ int i;
+
+ SET(dicitem); /* yes, I know I'm wrong, but... */
+
+ dic = (Dictionary*)malloc(sizeof(Dictionary));
+ /* make room for pointer array (size=HASHSIZE) of hash table */
+ for(i=0; i< HASHSIZE; i++) dic->dhash[i] = 0;
+ dic->dlist = 0; /* for a future extension (more than one dics ^_^ */
+
+ if ((f = Bopen(dicname, OREAD)) == 0)
+ return dic;
+
+ /* make hash table by the dic's header word */
+
+ while(Bbuf = Brdline(f, '\n')) {+ strncpy(buf, (char *)Bbuf, Blinelen(f));
+
+ if (buf[0] == ';') /* comment line */
+ continue;
+ else {+ /* get header word from jisho */
+ startstr = buf;
+ if(!(endstr = utfutf(startstr, "\t"))) break;
+ *endstr = '\0';
+ /* dicitem includes each header word from the jisho */
+
+ dicitem = (DicList*)malloc(sizeof(DicList)+(endstr-startstr+1));
+ dicitem->nextitem = 0; /* for a future extension */
+ strcpy(dicitem->kanahead, startstr);
+
+ dicitem->kouho = getKouhoFile(dicitem, endstr); /* read kouho from jisho */
+ addHash(dic->dhash, dicitem);
+ }
+ continue;
+ }
+ dic->dlist = dicitem;
+ Bterm(f);
+ return dic;
+}
+
+/*
+ * free dynamically allocated memory
+ */
+
+void
+freeQDIC(Dictionary *dic)
+{+ Hash *hash1, *hash2;
+ DicList *dlist, *dlist2;
+ int l;
+
+ for (dlist = dic->dlist;
+ dlist != 0;
+ dlist2 = dlist, dlist = dlist->nextitem, free((void *)dlist2));
+ for (l = 0; l < HASHSIZE; l++) {+ for (hash1 = dic->dhash[l]; hash1; hash1 = hash2) {+ if (hash1->next !=0) {+ hash2 = hash1->next;
+ free((void *)hash1);
+ }else
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ free((void *)dic);
+}
+
+/*
+ * well known method to make a hash table
+ * I don't know another better method. ^_^
+*/
+int
+hashVal(char *s)
+{+ int n = 0;
+
+ while (*s) {+ n += (*s)*(*s);
+ s++;
+ }
+ return n%HASHSIZE;
+}
+
+void
+addHash(Hash **hash, DicList *ditem)
+{+ Hash *h;
+ int v;
+
+ v = hashVal(ditem->kanahead);
+ h = (Hash*)malloc(sizeof(Hash));
+ h->dicindex = ditem;
+ h->length = strlen(ditem->kanahead);
+ h->next = hash[v];
+ hash[v] = h;
+}
+
+/*
+ * read Kouho list from the jisho file defined by Biobuf descriptor f
+ *
+ * revised for Plan 9 by K.Okamoto
+ */
+KouhoList *
+getKouhoFile(DicList *dicitem, char * endstr)
+
+{+ char *kouhostart, *kouhoend;
+ KouhoList *kouhoitem, *currntkouhoitem=0, *prevkouhoitem;
+
+ prevkouhoitem = 0;
+ kouhostart = endstr + 1;
+ while((kouhoend = utfutf(kouhostart, " ")) ||
+ (kouhoend = utfutf(kouhostart, "\n"))) {+ *kouhoend = '\0';
+
+ kouhoitem = (KouhoList*)malloc(sizeof(KouhoList)+(kouhoend-kouhostart+1));
+ kouhoitem->nextkouho = 0;
+ kouhoitem->prevkouho = prevkouhoitem;
+ kouhoitem->dicitem = dicitem;
+ strcpy(kouhoitem->kouhotop, kouhostart);
+ if (prevkouhoitem)
+ prevkouhoitem->nextkouho = kouhoitem;
+ else
+ currntkouhoitem = kouhoitem;
+ prevkouhoitem = kouhoitem;
+ kouhostart = kouhoend + 1;
+ }
+ return currntkouhoitem;
+}
+
+/*
+ * get matched kouho from the hash table of header word of the dic
+ * if found, returns pointer to the first candidate in the hash table.
+ * if not found, returns 0.
+ *
+ * from getCand() in skklib.c by Akinori Ito et al.,(aito@ei5sun.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp)
+ */
+
+KouhoList *
+getKouhoHash(Dictionary *dic, char *s)
+{+ int l, v;
+ Hash *h;
+
+ l = strlen(s);
+ v = hashVal(s);
+ for (h = dic->dhash[v]; h != 0; h = h->next) {+ if (h->length != l ||
+ strcmp(h->dicindex->kanahead, s)) continue;
+ return h->dicindex->kouho; /* return matched kouho */
+ }
+ return 0;
+}
+
+/*
+ *from skklib.c by Akinori Ito et al.,(aito@ei5sun.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp)
+ * just modified to read easier for present purpose
+ */
+void
+selectKouho(KouhoList **first, KouhoList *current)
+{+ /* take off currentkouho from the kouholist table */
+ if (current->prevkouho) {+ current->prevkouho->nextkouho = current->nextkouho;
+ if (current->nextkouho)
+ current->nextkouho->prevkouho = current->prevkouho;
+ current->prevkouho = 0;
+ }
+ /* take place of firstkouho by currentkouho */
+ if (*first != current) {+ (*first)->prevkouho = current;
+ current->nextkouho = *first;
+ *first = current;
+ }
+}
--- /dev/null
+++ b/jisho.h
@@ -1,0 +1,41 @@
+/*
+ * Kenji Okamoto August 4, 2000
+ * Osaka Prefecture Univ.
+ * okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp
+ */
+
+#define HASHSIZE 256
+
+/*
+ * Structure for Dictionary's header word(in Hiragana)
+ */
+typedef struct DicList DicList;
+struct DicList {+ struct KouhoList *kouho;
+ struct DicList *nextitem; /* for a future extension */
+ char kanahead[1];
+};
+
+/*
+ * Structure for Kouho of each index word in the dictionary
+ */
+typedef struct KouhoList KouhoList;
+struct KouhoList {+ struct KouhoList *nextkouho;
+ struct KouhoList *prevkouho;
+ struct DicList *dicitem;
+ char kouhotop[1]; /* top of the kouhos */
+} ;
+
+typedef struct Hash Hash;
+struct Hash {+ DicList *dicindex; /* pointer to a KouhoList and kanahead etc */
+ short length;
+ struct Hash *next;
+};
+
+typedef struct Dictionary Dictionary;
+struct Dictionary {+ DicList *dlist; /* for a future extension, having more than one dictionaries */
+ Hash *dhash[HASHSIZE];
+};
--- /dev/null
+++ b/ktrans-jisho
@@ -1,0 +1,1292 @@
+;; Medium size dictionary for SKK system
+;; version 8.1 of May 24, 1995.
+;;
+;; Copyright (C) 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995
+;; Masahiko Sato (masahiko@sato.riec.tohoku.ac.jp),
+;; Hironobu Takahashi (takahasi@tiny.or.jp),
+;; Masahiro Doteguchi, Miki Inooka,
+;; Yukiyoshi Kameyama, Akihiko Sasaki, Dai Ando, Junichi Okukawa,
+;; Katsushi Sato and Nobuhiro Yamagishi
+;;
+;; This dictionary is free software; you can redistribute it and or modify
+;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+;; the Free Software Foundation; either versions 2, or (at your option)
+;; any later version.
+;;
+;; This dictionary is distributed in the hope that it will be useful
+;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
+;; GNU General Public License for more details.
+;;
+;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+;; along with SKK, see the file COPYING. If not, write to the Free
+;; Software Foundation Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
+;;
+;; re-arranged for ktrans of Plan 9 by Kenji Okamoto
+;; (okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp).
+;; Feb. 17, 2000
+;; okuri-ari entries.
+あb 浴
+あe 合 会 逢
+あg 挙 揚 上
+あi 合 会 空 開
+あk 飽 開 明 空
+あo 合
+あr 有 在
+あs 悪
+あt 当 有 挙 合 会 蓬
+あu 合 逢 会
+あw 合 会
+あいs 愛
+あいかわr 相変
+あおi 青
+あおk 青
+あかi 赤
+あかn 赤
+あかr 明
+あきr 明
+あきらm 諦
+あさi 浅
+あさk 浅
+あずk 預
+あせt 焦
+あそb 遊
+あそn 遊
+あたe 与
+あたr 辺 当
+あたt 当 的
+あたたk 暖
+あたたm 暖
+あたらs 新
+あつi 熱 暑 厚
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+;; okuri-nasi entries.
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+あおぞら 青空
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+あか 赤 垢
+あかご 赤子
--- /dev/null
+++ b/ktrans.h
@@ -1,0 +1,465 @@
+typedef struct Map Map;
+struct Map {+ char *roma;
+ char *kana;
+ char advance;
+};
+
+
+Map kata[] = {+ "a", "ア", 1,
+ "-", "ー", 1,
+ "i", "イ", 1,
+ "u", "ウ", 1,
+ "e", "エ", 1,
+ "o", "オ", 1,
+ "ka", "カ", 2,
+ "ga", "ガ", 2,
+ "ki", "キ", 2,
+ "kya", "キャ", 3,
+ "kyu", "キュ", 3,
+ "kyo", "キョ", 3,
+ "gi", "ギ", 2,
+ "gya", "ギャ", 3,
+ "gyu", "ギュ", 3,
+ "gyo", "ギョ", 3,
+ "ku", "ク", 2,
+ "gu", "グ", 2,
+ "ke", "ケ", 2,
+ "ge", "ゲ", 2,
+ "ko", "コ", 2,
+ "go", "ゴ", 2,
+ "sa", "サ", 2,
+ "za", "ザ", 2,
+ "si", "シ", 2,
+ "shi", "シ", 3,
+ "ji", "ジ", 2,
+ "sha", "シャ", 3,
+ "she", "シェ", 3,
+ "shu", "シュ", 3,
+ "je", "ジェ", 2,
+ "sho", "ショ", 3,
+ "syo", "ショ", 3,
+ "ja", "ジャ", 2,
+ "ju", "ジュ", 2,
+ "je", "ジェ", 2,
+ "jo", "ジョ", 2,
+ "su", "ス", 2,
+ "zu", "ズ", 2,
+ "se", "セ", 2,
+ "ze", "ゼ", 2,
+ "so", "ソ", 2,
+ "zo", "ゾ", 2,
+ "ta", "タ", 2,
+ "da", "ダ", 2,
+ "ti", "ティ", 2,
+ "chi", "チ", 3,
+ "zi", "ヂ", 2,
+ "cha", "チャ", 3,
+ "chu", "チュ", 3,
+ "tyu", "チュ", 3,
+ "che", "チェ", 3,
+ "cho", "チョ", 3,
+ "tu", "ツ", 2,
+ "tsu", "ツ", 3,
+ "du", "ヅ", 2,
+ "te", "テ", 2,
+ "de", "デ", 2,
+ "to", "ト", 2,
+ "do", "ド", 2,
+ "na", "ナ", 2,
+ "ni", "ニ", 2,
+ "nya", "ニャ", 3,
+ "nyu", "ニュ", 3,
+ "nyo", "ニョ", 3,
+ "nu", "ヌ", 2,
+ "ne", "ネ", 2,
+ "no", "ノ", 2,
+ "ha", "ハ", 2,
+ "ba", "バ", 2,
+ "pa", "パ", 2,
+ "hi", "ヒ", 2,
+ "hya", "ヒャ", 3,
+ "hyu", "ヒュ", 3,
+ "hyo", "ヒョ", 3,
+ "bi", "ビ", 2,
+ "bya", "ビャ", 3,
+ "byu", "ビュ", 3,
+ "byo", "ビョ", 3,
+ "pi", "ピ", 2,
+ "pya", "ピャ", 3,
+ "pyu", "ピュ", 3,
+ "pyo", "ピョ", 3,
+ "hu", "フ", 2,
+ "fu", "フ", 2,
+ "bu", "ブ", 2,
+ "pu", "プ", 2,
+ "he", "ヘ", 2,
+ "be", "ベ", 2,
+ "pe", "ペ", 2,
+ "ho", "ホ", 2,
+ "bo", "ボ", 2,
+ "po", "ポ", 2,
+ "ma", "マ", 2,
+ "mi", "ミ", 2,
+ "mya", "ミャ", 3,
+ "myu", "ミュ", 3,
+ "myo", "ミョ", 3,
+ "mu", "ム", 2,
+ "me", "メ", 2,
+ "mo", "モ", 2,
+ "ya", "ヤ", 2,
+ "yu", "ユ", 2,
+ "yo", "ヨ", 2,
+ "ra", "ラ", 2,
+ "ri", "リ", 2,
+ "rya", "リャ", 3,
+ "ryu", "リュ", 3,
+ "ryo", "リョ", 3,
+ "ru", "ル", 2,
+ "re", "レ", 2,
+ "ro", "ロ", 2,
+ "wa", "ワ", 2,
+ "wi", "ヰ", 2,
+ "we", "ヱ", 2,
+ "wo", "ヲ", 2,
+ "n", "ン", 1,
+ "xn", "ン", 2,
+ "v", "ヴ", 1,
+ "xa", "ァ", 2,
+ "xi", "ィ", 2,
+ "xe", "ェ", 2,
+ "xo", "ォ", 2,
+ "cc", "ッ", 1,
+ "dd", "ッ", 1,
+ "kk", "ッ", 1,
+ "pp", "ッ", 1,
+ "tt", "ッ", 1,
+ "tch", "ッ", 1,
+ "ss", "ッ", 1,
+ "xn", "ン", 2,
+ "di", "ディ", 2,
+ "fa", "ファ", 2,
+ "fi", "フィ", 2,
+ "fe", "フェ", 2,
+ "fo", "フォ", 2,
+ "va", "ヴァ", 2,
+ "vi", "ヴィ", 2,
+ "ve", "ヴェ", 2,
+ "vo", "ヴォ", 2,
+ ".", "。", 1,
+ ",", "、", 1,
+ 0
+};
+
+Map hira[] = {+ "a", "あ", 1,
+ "-", "ー", 1,
+ "i", "い", 1,
+ "u", "う", 1,
+ "e", "え", 1,
+ "o", "お", 1,
+ "ka", "か", 2,
+ "ga", "が", 2,
+ "ki", "き", 2,
+ "kya", "きゃ", 3,
+ "kyu", "きゅ", 3,
+ "kyo", "きょ", 3,
+ "gi", "ぎ", 2,
+ "gya", "ぎゃ", 3,
+ "gyu", "ぎゅ", 3,
+ "gyo", "ぎょ", 3,
+ "ku", "く", 2,
+ "gu", "ぐ", 2,
+ "ke", "け", 2,
+ "ge", "げ", 2,
+ "ko", "こ", 2,
+ "go", "ご", 2,
+ "sa", "さ", 2,
+ "za", "ざ", 2,
+ "si", "し", 2,
+ "shi", "し", 3,
+ "sha", "しゃ", 3,
+ "shu", "しゅ", 3,
+ "she", "しぇ", 3,
+ "sho", "しょ", 3,
+ "syo", "しょ", 3,
+ "zi", "ぢ", 2,
+ "ja", "じゃ", 2,
+ "ju", "じゅ", 2,
+ "je", "じぇ", 2,
+ "jo", "じょ", 2,
+ "su", "す", 2,
+ "zu", "ず", 2,
+ "se", "せ", 2,
+ "ze", "ぜ", 2,
+ "so", "そ", 2,
+ "zo", "ぞ", 2,
+ "ta", "た", 2,
+ "da", "だ", 2,
+ "ti", "ち", 2,
+ "chi", "ち", 3,
+ "cha", "ちゃ", 3,
+ "chu", "ちゅ", 3,
+ "tyu", "ちゅ", 3,
+ "cho", "ちょ", 3,
+ "ji", "じ", 2,
+ "tu", "つ", 2,
+ "tsu", "つ", 3,
+ "du", "づ", 2,
+ "te", "て", 2,
+ "de", "で", 2,
+ "to", "と", 2,
+ "do", "ど", 2,
+ "na", "な", 2,
+ "ni", "に", 2,
+ "nya", "にゃ", 3,
+ "nyu", "にゅ", 3,
+ "nyo", "にょ", 3,
+ "nu", "ぬ", 2,
+ "ne", "ね", 2,
+ "no", "の", 2,
+ "ha", "は", 2,
+ "ba", "ば", 2,
+ "va", "ば", 2,
+ "pa", "ぱ", 2,
+ "hi", "ひ", 2,
+ "hya", "ひゃ", 3,
+ "hyu", "ひゅ", 3,
+ "hyo", "ひょ", 3,
+ "bi", "び", 2,
+ "bya", "びゃ", 3,
+ "byu", "びゅ", 3,
+ "byo", "びょ", 3,
+ "vi", "び", 2,
+ "pi", "ぴ", 2,
+ "pya", "ぴゃ", 3,
+ "pyu", "ぴゅ", 3,
+ "pyo", "ぴょ", 3,
+ "hu", "ふ", 2,
+ "fu", "ふ", 2,
+ "bu", "ぶ", 2,
+ "vu", "ぶ", 2,
+ "pu", "ぷ", 2,
+ "he", "へ", 2,
+ "be", "べ", 2,
+ "ve", "べ", 2,
+ "pe", "ぺ", 2,
+ "ho", "ほ", 2,
+ "bo", "ぼ", 2,
+ "vo", "ぼ", 2,
+ "po", "ぽ", 2,
+ "ma", "ま", 2,
+ "mi", "み", 2,
+ "mya", "みゃ", 3,
+ "myu", "みゅ", 3,
+ "myo", "みょ", 3,
+ "mu", "む", 2,
+ "me", "め", 2,
+ "mo", "も", 2,
+ "ya", "や", 2,
+ "yu", "ゆ", 2,
+ "yo", "よ", 2,
+ "ra", "ら", 2,
+ "ri", "り", 2,
+ "rya", "りゃ", 3,
+ "ryu", "りゅ", 3,
+ "ryo", "りょ", 3,
+ "ru", "る", 2,
+ "re", "れ", 2,
+ "ro", "ろ", 2,
+ "wa", "わ", 2,
+ "wi", "ゐ", 2,
+ "we", "ゑ", 2,
+ "wo", "を", 2,
+ "n", "ん", 1,
+ "xn", "ん", 2,
+ "v", "\x80", 1,
+ "xa", "ぁ", 2,
+ "xi", "ぃ", 2,
+ "xu", "ぅ", 2,
+ "xe", "ぇ", 2,
+ "xo", "ぉ", 2,
+ "cc", "っ", 1,
+ "dd", "っ", 1,
+ "kk", "っ", 1,
+ "pp", "っ", 1,
+ "tt", "っ", 1,
+ "ss", "っ", 1,
+ ".", "。", 1,
+ ",", "、", 1,
+ 0,
+};
+
+Map cyril[] = {+ "YO", "Ё", 2,
+ "Yo", "Ё", 2,
+ "A", "А", 1,
+ "B", "Б", 1,
+ "V", "В", 1,
+ "G", "Г", 1,
+ "D", "Д", 1,
+ "Ye", "Е", 1,
+ "YE", "Е", 2,
+ "E", "Е", 1,
+ "Zh", "Ж", 2,
+ "ZH", "Ж", 2,
+ "Z", "З", 1,
+ "I", "И", 1,
+ "J", "Й", 1,
+ "K", "К", 1,
+ "L", "Л", 1,
+ "M", "М", 1,
+ "N", "Н", 1,
+ "O", "О", 1,
+ "P", "П", 1,
+ "R", "Р", 1,
+ "S", "С", 1,
+ "T", "Т", 1,
+ "U", "У", 1,
+ "F", "Ф", 1,
+ "Kh", "Х", 2,
+ "KH", "Х", 2,
+ "X", "Х", 1,
+ "Ts", "Ц", 2,
+ "TS", "Ц", 2,
+ "Ch", "Ч", 2,
+ "CH", "Ч", 2,
+ "Sh", "Ш", 2,
+ "SH", "Ш", 2,
+ "Shch", "Щ", 4,
+ "SHCH", "Щ", 4,
+ "''", "ъ", 2,
+ "Y", "Ы", 1,
+ "'", "ь", 1,
+ "EH", "Э", 2,
+ "Eh", "Э", 2,
+ "Yu", "Ю", 2,
+ "YU", "Ю", 2,
+ "Ya", "Я", 2,
+ "YA", "Я", 2,
+ "a", "а", 1,
+ "b", "б", 1,
+ "v", "в", 1,
+ "g", "г", 1,
+ "d", "д", 1,
+ "ye", "е", 2,
+ "e", "е", 1,
+ "zh", "ж", 2,
+ "z", "з", 1,
+ "i", "и", 1,
+ "j", "й", 1,
+ "k", "к", 1,
+ "l", "л", 1,
+ "m", "м", 1,
+ "n", "н", 1,
+ "o", "о", 1,
+ "p", "п", 1,
+ "r", "р", 1,
+ "s", "с", 1,
+ "t", "т", 1,
+ "u", "у", 1,
+ "f", "ф", 1,
+ "kh", "х", 2,
+ "x", "х", 1,
+ "ts", "ц", 2,
+ "ch", "ч", 2,
+ "sh", "ш", 2,
+ "shch", "щ", 4,
+ "''", "ъ", 2,
+ "y", "ы", 1,
+ "'", "ь", 1,
+ "eh", "э", 2,
+ "yu", "ю", 2,
+ "ya", "я", 2,
+ "yo", "ё", 2,
+ 0,
+};
+
+Map greek[] = {+ "A", "Α", 1,
+ "'A", "Ά", 2,
+ "B", "Β", 1,
+ "G", "Γ", 1,
+ "D", "Δ", 1,
+ "E", "Ε", 1,
+ "'E", "Έ", 2,
+ "Z", "Ζ", 1,
+ "E!", "Η", 2,
+ "'E!", "Έ", 3,
+ "TH", "Θ", 2,
+ "Th", "Θ", 2,
+ "I", "Ι", 1,
+ "'I", "Ί", 2,
+ "K", "Κ", 1,
+ "L", "Λ", 1,
+ "M", "Μ", 1,
+ "N", "Ν", 1,
+ "KS", "Ξ", 2,
+ "Ks", "Ξ", 2,
+ "O", "Ο", 1,
+ "'O", "Ό", 2,
+ "P", "Π", 1,
+ "R", "Ρ", 1,
+ "S", "Σ", 1,
+ "T", "Τ", 1,
+ "U", "Υ", 1,
+ "'U", "Ύ", 2,
+ "F", "Φ", 1,
+ "CH", "Χ", 2,
+ "Ch", "Χ", 2,
+ "PS", "Ψ", 2,
+ "Ps", "Ψ", 2,
+ "O!", "Ω", 2,
+ "W", "Ω", 1,
+ "'O!", "Ώ", 3,
+ "'W", "Ώ", 2,
+ "a", "α", 1,
+ "'a", "ά", 2,
+ "b", "β", 1,
+ "v", "β", 1,
+ "g", "γ", 1,
+ "d", "δ", 1,
+ "e", "ε", 1,
+ "'e", "έ", 2,
+ "z", "ζ", 1,
+ "e!", "η", 2,
+ "'e!", "ή", 3,
+ "ii", "η", 2,
+ "'ii", "ή", 3,
+ "h", "η", 1,
+ "'h", "ή", 2,
+ "th", "θ", 2,
+ "i", "ι", 1,
+ "'i", "ί", 2,
+ "k", "κ", 1,
+ "l", "λ", 1,
+ "m", "μ", 1,
+ "n", "ν", 1,
+ "ks", "ξ", 2,
+ "x", "ξ", 1,
+ "o", "ο", 1,
+ "'o", "ό", 2,
+ "p", "π", 1,
+ "r", "ρ", 1,
+ "s ", "ς", 1,
+ "s.", "ς", 1,
+ "s,", "ς", 1,
+ "s\n", "ς", 1,
+ "s", "σ", 1,
+ "t", "τ", 1,
+ "u", "υ", 1,
+ "'u", "ΰ", 2,
+ "y", "υ", 1,
+ "'y", "ΰ", 2,
+ "f", "φ", 1,
+ "ch", "χ", 2,
+ "ps", "ψ", 2,
+ "o!", "ω", 2,
+ "w", "ω", 1,
+ "'o!", "ώ", 3,
+ "'w", "ώ", 2,
+ 0
+};
+
+/* you can add other Map data here */
--- /dev/null
+++ b/ktrans.man
@@ -1,0 +1,92 @@
+.TH KTRANS 1
+.SH NAME
+ktrans \- language transliterator
+.SH SYNOPSIS
+.B ktrans
+.SH DESCRIPTION
+The
+.I ktrans
+program works with pipefile(1) which pipes all the input from the keyboard to ktrans,
+and ktrans itself transliterate typed letter sequnces intto characters in languages that
+do not use the Latin character set, and pipes the result to
+.B /dev/cons.
+The language is selected by typing a control character:
+.TP
+.B ctl-e
+return to default English mode (no transliteration).
+.TP
+.B ctl-n
+Japanese hiragana:
+interpret lower-case letters as a Hepburn representation
+of hiragana.
+In this mode, typing
+.TP
+.B Shift+Space
+looks up the last `word' in a hiragana-kanji dictionary
+and replaces it.
+Subsequent Shift+Space characters cycle through the possibilities.
+A word is the longest immediately preceding
+unbroken string of hiragana characters.
+.TP
+.B ctl-l
+If you want to put the hiragana not converted, you can type.
+.TP
+.B ctl-x
+Read kana-kanji conversion dictionary once more, and renews it. This will be
+convenient when you updated kana-kanji conversion dictionary on such acme
+editor.In default, the kana-kanji conversion dictionary is read once at beginning and
+to make a hashed table, which will be arranged so that the last selected candidate will
+be the first candidate for later search.
+
+.TP
+.B ctl-k
+Japanese katakana.
+.TP
+.B ctl-r
+Russian: interpret letters as Cyrillic;
+the transliteration is mostly phonetic, with
+.B '
+for
+.IR myagkij-znak
+(ь),
+.B ''
+for
+.I tverdyj-znak
+(ъ)
+.I yo
+for ё,
+.B j
+for
+.IR i-kratkaya
+(й).
+.TP
+.B ctl-g
+Greek.
+.PP
+.SH FILES
+.B /bin/pipefile /rc/bin/Kanji
+.SH SOURCE
+.B /sys/src/cmd/ktrans
+.SH "SEE ALSO"
+.IR rio(1)
+.IR pipefile(1)
+.SH EXAMPLE
+If you want to make the Japanese text as below:
+
+私は毎日35分以上歩いて、 更に10分電車に乗って学校に通います。
+ 健康の維持にも役だっていますが、 なかなかたのしいものです。
+
+your keyboard typing stream may be:
+
+watashiHA[^t]mainichi[^t]35[^l]fun[^t]ijou[^t]aruIte,
+[^t]saraNI[^t]10[^l]fun[^t]denshaNI[^t]noTte[^t]gakkouNI
+[^t]kayoImasu.[^t]kenkouNO[^t]ijiNImo[^t]yakuDAtteimasuga,
+[^t]nakanaka[^l]tanoshiI[^t]monodesu.[^l]
+
+where [^t], [^l] indicates 'Shift+Space' and 'ctl-l', respectively. See README.kenji
+for the details of this Japanese input method.
+.SH BUGS
+.PP
+There is no way to generate the control characters literally.
+At the most beggining of a new line, you have to begin with ctl-L
+for successful kana-kanji conversion.
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+
--- /dev/null
+++ b/main.c
@@ -1,0 +1,429 @@
+/*
+ * Mostly based on the original source codes of Plan 9 release 2
+ * distribution.
+ * by Kenji Okamoto, August 4 2000
+ * Osaka Prefecture Univ.
+ * okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp
+ */
+
+#include <u.h>
+#include <libc.h>
+#include <stdio.h>
+#include "ktrans.h"
+#include "jisho.h"
+
+#define LSIZE 256
+
+Rune lbuf[LSIZE]; /* hiragana buffer for key input written by send() */
+Map *table = hira; /* default language conversion table */
+uchar okurigana[LSIZE]; /* buffer for okurigana */
+char okuri = 0; /* buffer/flag for capital input char */
+int in, out;
+int llen, olen, joshi = 0;
+int natural = 1; /* not Japanese but English mode */
+
+int changelang(int);
+int dotrans(Dictionary*);
+int noter(void *, char *);
+int nrune(char *);
+void send(uchar *, int);
+Map *match(uchar *p, int *nc, Map *table);
+
+extern Dictionary *openQDIC(char *);
+extern KouhoList *getKouhoHash(Dictionary*, char *);
+extern KouhoList *getKouhoFile(DicList*, char *);
+extern void freeQDIC(Dictionary*);
+extern void selectKouho(KouhoList **, KouhoList*);
+
+
+void
+main(int argc, char **argv)
+{+
+ uchar *bp, *ep, buf[128];
+ Map *mp;
+ int nchar, wantmore;
+ int n, c;
+ char jishoname[64], *dicname;
+ Dictionary *jisho;
+
+ USED(argc);
+ USED(argv);
+
+ dicname = getenv("KTJISHO");+ if(!dicname)
+ dicname = strcat(getenv("home"), "/lib/ktrans-jisho");+ strcpy(jishoname, dicname);
+ jisho = openQDIC(jishoname);
+
+ in = _IO_stream[0].fd;
+ out = _IO_stream[1].fd;
+
+ if (rfork(RFPROC))
+ exits(0); /* parent process will die */
+
+
+ atnotify(noter, 1);
+
+ bp = ep = buf; /* bp = base point of input string */
+ /* ep = end point of input string */
+ /* buf = unsigned buffer array */
+ wantmore = 0;
+ for (;;) { /* key board input loop */+ getmore:
+ if (bp>=ep || wantmore) {+ if (wantmore==0)
+ bp = ep = buf; /* clear all */
+ n = read(in, ep, &buf[sizeof(buf)]-ep); /* read from stdin */
+ if (n<=0)
+ exits("");+ ep += n; /* ep => end point of input string */
+ *ep = '\0';
+ }
+ while (bp<ep) { /* there are input data */+ if (table == hira && natural != 1 && (*bp>'A' && *bp<='Z') && ep-bp<2
+ && !strchr("EIOU", *bp)) {+ wantmore = 1;
+ goto getmore;
+ }
+ if (!fullrune((char *)bp, ep-bp)) { /* not enough length of input */+ wantmore = 1;
+ goto getmore;
+ }
+ wantmore = 0;
+
+ if (*bp=='') { /* ^x read ktrans-jisho once more */+ freeQDIC(jisho);
+ jisho = openQDIC(jishoname);
+ llen = 0;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ wantmore=0;
+ bp=ep=buf;
+ continue;
+ }
+
+ if (*bp==' ') { /* Shift+Space (start translate comannd) */+ c = dotrans(jisho);
+ if (c)
+ *bp = c; /* pointer to translated rune */
+ else
+ bp++;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (*bp==' ') { /* ^l (no translate comannd) */+ bp++;
+ llen = 0;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (changelang(*bp)) { /* change language mode OK */+ bp++;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (natural || *bp<=' ' || *bp>='{') { /* English mode but not ascii */+ Rune r;
+ int rlen = chartorune(&r, (char *)bp);
+ send(bp, rlen); /* write bp to /dev/cons */
+ bp += rlen;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (table == hira && (*bp >= 'A' && *bp <= 'Z') && (*(bp+1) < 'A'
+ || *(bp+1) > 'Z')) {+ *bp = okuri = tolower(*bp);
+ joshi = olen = 0;
+ } else if (table == hira && (*bp >= 'A' && *bp <= 'Z') &&
+ (*(bp+1) >= 'A' && *(bp+1) <= 'Z')) {+ *bp = okuri = tolower(*bp);
+ *(bp+1) = tolower(*(bp+1));
+ joshi = 1;
+ olen = 0;
+ }
+
+/* BUG! we have to hit ^l at every beginning of the new line... sorry
+ if (table == hira && *bp == '\n') {+ Rune r;
+ int rlen = chartorune(&r, (char *)bp);
+ send(bp, rlen);
+ bp++;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ continue;
+ }
+*/
+ mp = match(bp, &nchar, table);
+ if (mp == 0) {+ if (nchar>0) { /* match, longer possible */+ wantmore++;
+ break;
+ }
+ send(bp++, 1); /* alphabet in kana mode */
+ } else {+ send((uchar*)mp->kana, strlen(mp->kana));
+ bp += nchar;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+}
+
+int
+noter(void *x, char *note)
+{+ USED(x);
+ if (strcmp(note, "interrupt")==0)
+ return 1;
+ else
+ return 0;
+}
+
+int
+min(int a, int b)
+{+ return a<b? a: b;
+}
+
+/*
+ *send UTF string (p) with length (n) to stdout
+ * and write rune (r) in global lbuf[] buffer
+ * or okurigana[] buffer if okuri (verb or joshi) mode
+ */
+
+void
+send(uchar *p, int n)
+{+ Rune r;
+ uchar *ep;
+
+ if (write(out, (char *)p, n) != n) /* write to stdout */
+ exits("");+
+ if (llen>LSIZE-64) {+ memmove((char*)lbuf, (char*)lbuf+64, 64*sizeof(Rune));
+ llen -= 64;
+ }
+ if (table!=hira || natural)
+ return;
+ ep = p+n;
+ if(okuri) {+ while (olen<LSIZE && p<ep) okurigana[olen++] = *p++;
+ }
+ else {+ while (llen<LSIZE && p<ep) {+ p += chartorune(&r, (char*)p);
+ if (r=='\b') { /* handle backspace */+ if (llen>0)
+ llen--;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (r==0x80) /* ignore view key */
+ continue;
+/*
+ if (r<0x3041 || r>0x309e) { reset if out of hiragana range+ llen = 0; we use this for okuri-ari entries
+ continue;
+ }
+*/
+ lbuf[llen++] = r;
+ }
+ }
+
+}
+
+/*
+ * Romaji to Hiragana/Katakana conversion
+ * romaji shoud be input as small letter
+ * returns the matched address in table, hira, kata etc.
+ * nc: nubmer of character(return value)
+ */
+
+Map *
+match(uchar *p, int *nc, Map *table)
+{+ register Map *longp = 0, *kp;
+ static char last;
+ int longest = 0;
+
+ *nc = -1;
+ for (kp=table; kp->roma; kp++) {+ if (*p == *kp->roma) {+ int lr = strlen(kp->roma);
+ int len = min(lr, strlen((char *)p));
+ if (strncmp(kp->roma, (char *)p, len)==0) {+ if (len<lr) {+ *nc = 1;
+ return 0;
+ }
+ if (len>longest) {+ longest = len;
+ longp = kp;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ if (longp) {+ last = longp->roma[longest-1];
+ *nc = longp->advance;
+ }
+ return(longp);
+}
+
+int
+changelang(int c)
+{+ if (c==' ') { /* ^k (Japanese Katakana input mode) */+ natural = 0;
+ table = kata;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+
+ if (c=='') { /* ^n (Japanese hiragana mode ) */+ natural = 0;
+ llen = 0;
+ table = hira;
+ return 1;
+ }
+
+ if (c=='') { /* ^e (English mode) */+ natural = 1;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+
+ if (c=='') { /* ^r (Russian mode) */+ natural = 0;
+ table = cyril;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+ if (c=='') { /* ^g (Greek mode ) */+ natural = 0;
+ table = greek;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+ return 0;
+
+}
+
+/*
+ * write translated kanji runes to stdout
+ * and returns last charcter if it's not Shift+Space.
+ * if the last is Shift+Space, proceed translation to next kouho
+ */
+
+int
+dotrans(Dictionary *dic)
+{+ Rune *res, r[1];
+ char v[1024], *p, tbuf[64], hirabuf[64];
+ int j, lastlen, nokouho = 0;
+ char ch;
+ KouhoList *fstkouho, *currentkouho;
+
+ if (llen==0)
+ return 0; /* not use kanji transform function */
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) {+ lbuf[llen++] = (Rune)okuri;
+ lbuf[llen] = 0;
+ }else
+ lbuf[llen] = 0;
+ okurigana[olen] = 0;
+
+/*
+ * search the mached index to the key word from the dict hash table , and
+ * returns a pointer to the matched kouho if success,
+ * or returns 0 if failed.
+*/
+
+ res = lbuf;
+ for (j=0; *res != L'\0'; j += runetochar(v+j, res++));
+ v[j++] = '\0';
+ strcpy(tbuf, v);
+ strcpy(hirabuf, v); /* to remeber the initial hiragana input */
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) hirabuf[strlen(hirabuf) - 1] = '\0'; /* verb mode */
+ if(!(fstkouho = getKouhoHash(dic, v))) { /* not found */+ llen = olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ okurigana[0] = 0;
+ return 0;
+ }
+
+ currentkouho = fstkouho;
+ for(;;) {+ p = currentkouho->kouhotop; /* p to the head of kanji kouho array */
+ lastlen = nrune(tbuf); /* number of rune chars */
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) /* verb mode */
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen-1; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1); /* clear hiragana input */
+ else
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1); /* clear hiragana input */
+ if (okuri) {+ lastlen = nrune((char *)okurigana);
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++) write(out, "\b", 1);
+ }
+ write(out, p, strlen(p)); /* write kanji to stdout */
+ if (okuri) write(out, (char *)okurigana, olen);
+
+ if (read(in, &ch, 1)<=0) /* read from stdin */
+ exits(0);
+
+ if (ch == ' ') { /* if next input is Shift+Space, once more */+ if(currentkouho->nextkouho != 0) { /* have next kouho */+ nokouho = 0;
+ strcpy(tbuf, p);
+ currentkouho = currentkouho->nextkouho;
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) { /* verb mode */+ for (j=0; j<nrune(tbuf); j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1);
+ }
+ continue;
+ } else { /* the last kouho */+ if (okuri) {+ lastlen = nrune((char *)okurigana);
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1);
+ }
+ for (j=0, lastlen=0; *p != 0; p += j) {+ j = chartorune(r, p);
+ lastlen++;
+ }
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1);
+ if(hirabuf[0])
+ write(out, hirabuf, strlen(hirabuf));
+ if(okurigana[0])
+ write(out, (char *)okurigana, olen);
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ okurigana[0] = 0;
+ nokouho = 1;
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ else {+ if(!nokouho) /* learn the previous use of the kouho */
+ selectKouho(&(fstkouho->dicitem->kouho), currentkouho);
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ okurigana[0] = 0;
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ llen = 0;
+ return ch;
+}
+
+/*
+ * returns number of characters in the pointed Rune
+ */
+
+int
+nrune(char *p)
+{+ int n = 0;
+ Rune r;
+
+ while (*p) {+ p += chartorune(&r, p);
+ n++;
+ }
+ return n;
+}
--- /dev/null
+++ b/main.c.cinap
@@ -1,0 +1,467 @@
+/*
+ * Mostly based on the original source codes of Plan 9 release 2
+ * distribution.
+ * by Kenji Okamoto, August 4 2000
+ * Osaka Prefecture Univ.
+ * okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp
+ */
+
+#include <u.h>
+#include <libc.h>
+#include <bio.h>
+#include "ktrans.h"
+#include "jisho.h"
+
+#define LSIZE 256
+
+Rune lbuf[LSIZE]; /* hiragana buffer for key input written by send() */
+Map *table = hira; /* default language conversion table */
+uchar okurigana[LSIZE]; /* buffer for okurigana */
+char okuri = 0; /* buffer/flag for capital input char */
+int in, out;
+int llen, olen, joshi = 0;
+int natural = 1; /* not Japanese but English mode */
+
+int changelang(int);
+int dotrans(Dictionary*);
+int nrune(char *);
+void send(uchar *, int);
+Map *match(uchar *p, int *nc, Map *table);
+
+extern Dictionary *openQDIC(char *);
+extern KouhoList *getKouhoHash(Dictionary*, char *);
+extern KouhoList *getKouhoFile(DicList*, char *);
+extern void freeQDIC(Dictionary*);
+extern void selectKouho(KouhoList **, KouhoList*);
+
+void
+kbdopen(void)
+{+ int n, kinfd, koutfd, fd[2];
+ char buf[128];
+ int kbd;
+
+ kbd = 1;
+ if((kinfd = open("/dev/kbd", OREAD)) < 0){+ kbd = 0;
+ if((kinfd = open("/dev/cons", OREAD)) < 0)+ sysfatal("open kbd: %r");+ }
+ if(bind("#|", "/n/temp", MREPL) < 0)+ sysfatal("bind /n/temp: %r");+ if((koutfd = open("/n/temp/data1", OWRITE)) < 0)+ sysfatal("open kbd pipe: %r");+ if(bind("/n/temp/data", kbd? "/dev/kbd": "/dev/cons", MREPL) < 0)+ sysfatal("bind kbd pipe: %r");+ unmount(nil, "/n/temp");
+ if(!kbd){+ in = kinfd;
+ out = koutfd;
+ return;
+ }
+ if(pipe(fd) < 0)
+ sysfatal("pipe: %r");+ if(fork()){+ in = out = fd[0];
+ close(fd[1]);
+ close(kinfd);
+ close(koutfd);
+ return;
+ }
+ close(fd[0]);
+ if(fork()){+ Biobuf b;
+ long r;
+
+ Binit(&b, fd[1], OREAD);
+ while((r = Bgetrune(&b)) >= 0){+ n = snprint(buf, sizeof(buf), "c%C", (Rune)r)+1;
+ write(koutfd, buf, n); /* pass on result */
+ }
+ } else {+ while((n = read(kinfd, buf, sizeof(buf))) > 0){+ buf[n-1] = 0;
+ if(n < 2 || buf[0] != 'c')
+ write(koutfd, buf, n); /* pass on */
+ else
+ write(fd[1], buf+1, n-2); /* to translator */
+ }
+ }
+ exits(0);
+}
+
+void
+main(int argc, char **argv)
+{+
+ uchar *bp, *ep, buf[128];
+ Map *mp;
+ int nchar, wantmore;
+ int n, c;
+ char jishoname[64], *dicname;
+ Dictionary *jisho;
+
+ USED(argc);
+ USED(argv);
+
+ dicname = getenv("KTJISHO");+ if(!dicname)
+ dicname = strcat(getenv("home"), "/lib/ktrans-jisho");+ strcpy(jishoname, dicname);
+ jisho = openQDIC(jishoname);
+
+ kbdopen();
+ if(fork())
+ exits(0); /* parent process will exit */
+
+ bp = ep = buf; /* bp = base point of input string */
+ /* ep = end point of input string */
+ /* buf = unsigned buffer array */
+ wantmore = 0;
+ for (;;) { /* key board input loop */+ getmore:
+ if (bp>=ep || wantmore) {+ if (wantmore==0)
+ bp = ep = buf; /* clear all */
+ n = read(in, ep, &buf[sizeof(buf)]-ep); /* read from stdin */
+ if (n<=0)
+ exits("");+ ep += n; /* ep => end point of input string */
+ *ep = '\0';
+ }
+ while (bp<ep) { /* there are input data */+ if (table == hira && natural != 1 && (*bp>'A' && *bp<='Z') && ep-bp<2
+ && !strchr("EIOU", *bp)) {+ wantmore = 1;
+ goto getmore;
+ }
+ if (!fullrune((char *)bp, ep-bp)) { /* not enough length of input */+ wantmore = 1;
+ goto getmore;
+ }
+ wantmore = 0;
+
+ if (*bp=='') { /* ^x read ktrans-jisho once more */+ freeQDIC(jisho);
+ jisho = openQDIC(jishoname);
+ llen = 0;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ wantmore=0;
+ bp=ep=buf;
+ continue;
+ }
+
+ if (*bp==' ') { /* Shift+Space (start translate comannd) */+ c = dotrans(jisho);
+ if (c)
+ *bp = c; /* pointer to translated rune */
+ else
+ bp++;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (*bp==' ') { /* ^l (no translate comannd) */+ bp++;
+ llen = 0;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (changelang(*bp)) { /* change language mode OK */+ bp++;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (natural || *bp<=' ' || *bp>='{') { /* English mode but not ascii */+ Rune r;
+ int rlen = chartorune(&r, (char *)bp);
+ send(bp, rlen); /* write bp to /dev/cons */
+ bp += rlen;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (table == hira && (*bp >= 'A' && *bp <= 'Z') && (*(bp+1) < 'A'
+ || *(bp+1) > 'Z')) {+ *bp = okuri = tolower(*bp);
+ joshi = olen = 0;
+ } else if (table == hira && (*bp >= 'A' && *bp <= 'Z') &&
+ (*(bp+1) >= 'A' && *(bp+1) <= 'Z')) {+ *bp = okuri = tolower(*bp);
+ *(bp+1) = tolower(*(bp+1));
+ joshi = 1;
+ olen = 0;
+ }
+
+/* BUG! we have to hit ^l at every beginning of the new line... sorry
+ if (table == hira && *bp == '\n') {+ Rune r;
+ int rlen = chartorune(&r, (char *)bp);
+ send(bp, rlen);
+ bp++;
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ continue;
+ }
+*/
+ mp = match(bp, &nchar, table);
+ if (mp == 0) {+ if (nchar>0) { /* match, longer possible */+ wantmore++;
+ break;
+ }
+ send(bp++, 1); /* alphabet in kana mode */
+ } else {+ send((uchar*)mp->kana, strlen(mp->kana));
+ bp += nchar;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+}
+
+int
+min(int a, int b)
+{+ return a<b? a: b;
+}
+
+/*
+ *send UTF string (p) with length (n) to stdout
+ * and write rune (r) in global lbuf[] buffer
+ * or okurigana[] buffer if okuri (verb or joshi) mode
+ */
+
+void
+send(uchar *p, int n)
+{+ Rune r;
+ uchar *ep;
+
+ if (write(out, (char *)p, n) != n) /* write to stdout */
+ exits("");+
+ if (llen>LSIZE-64) {+ memmove((char*)lbuf, (char*)lbuf+64, 64*sizeof(Rune));
+ llen -= 64;
+ }
+ if (table!=hira || natural)
+ return;
+ ep = p+n;
+ if(okuri) {+ while (olen<LSIZE && p<ep) okurigana[olen++] = *p++;
+ }
+ else {+ while (llen<LSIZE && p<ep) {+ p += chartorune(&r, (char*)p);
+ if (r=='\b') { /* handle backspace */+ if (llen>0)
+ llen--;
+ continue;
+ }
+ if (r==0x80) /* ignore view key */
+ continue;
+/*
+ if (r<0x3041 || r>0x309e) { reset if out of hiragana range+ llen = 0; we use this for okuri-ari entries
+ continue;
+ }
+*/
+ lbuf[llen++] = r;
+ }
+ }
+
+}
+
+/*
+ * Romaji to Hiragana/Katakana conversion
+ * romaji shoud be input as small letter
+ * returns the matched address in table, hira, kata etc.
+ * nc: nubmer of character(return value)
+ */
+
+Map *
+match(uchar *p, int *nc, Map *table)
+{+ register Map *longp = 0, *kp;
+ static char last;
+ int longest = 0;
+
+ *nc = -1;
+ for (kp=table; kp->roma; kp++) {+ if (*p == *kp->roma) {+ int lr = strlen(kp->roma);
+ int len = min(lr, strlen((char *)p));
+ if (strncmp(kp->roma, (char *)p, len)==0) {+ if (len<lr) {+ *nc = 1;
+ return 0;
+ }
+ if (len>longest) {+ longest = len;
+ longp = kp;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ if (longp) {+ last = longp->roma[longest-1];
+ *nc = longp->advance;
+ }
+ return(longp);
+}
+
+int
+changelang(int c)
+{+ if (c==' ') { /* ^k (Japanese Katakana input mode) */+ natural = 0;
+ table = kata;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+
+ if (c=='') { /* ^n (Japanese hiragana mode ) */+ natural = 0;
+ llen = 0;
+ table = hira;
+ return 1;
+ }
+
+ if (c=='') { /* ^e (English mode) */+ natural = 1;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+
+ if (c=='') { /* ^r (Russian mode) */+ natural = 0;
+ table = cyril;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+ if (c=='') { /* ^g (Greek mode ) */+ natural = 0;
+ table = greek;
+ llen = 0;
+ return 1;
+ }
+ return 0;
+
+}
+
+/*
+ * write translated kanji runes to stdout
+ * and returns last charcter if it's not Shift+Space.
+ * if the last is Shift+Space, proceed translation to next kouho
+ */
+
+int
+dotrans(Dictionary *dic)
+{+ Rune *res, r[1];
+ char v[1024], *p, tbuf[64], hirabuf[64];
+ int j, lastlen, nokouho = 0;
+ char ch;
+ KouhoList *fstkouho, *currentkouho;
+
+ if (llen==0)
+ return 0; /* not use kanji transform function */
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) {+ lbuf[llen++] = (Rune)okuri;
+ lbuf[llen] = 0;
+ }else
+ lbuf[llen] = 0;
+ okurigana[olen] = 0;
+
+/*
+ * search the mached index to the key word from the dict hash table , and
+ * returns a pointer to the matched kouho if success,
+ * or returns 0 if failed.
+*/
+
+ res = lbuf;
+ for (j=0; *res != L'\0'; j += runetochar(v+j, res++));
+ v[j] = '\0';
+ strcpy(tbuf, v);
+ strcpy(hirabuf, v); /* to remeber the initial hiragana input */
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) hirabuf[strlen(hirabuf) - 1] = '\0'; /* verb mode */
+ if(!(fstkouho = getKouhoHash(dic, v))) { /* not found */+ llen = olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ okurigana[0] = 0;
+ return 0;
+ }
+
+ currentkouho = fstkouho;
+ for(;;) {+ p = currentkouho->kouhotop; /* p to the head of kanji kouho array */
+ lastlen = nrune(tbuf); /* number of rune chars */
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) /* verb mode */
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen-1; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1); /* clear hiragana input */
+ else
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1); /* clear hiragana input */
+ if (okuri) {+ lastlen = nrune((char *)okurigana);
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++) write(out, "\b", 1);
+ }
+ write(out, p, strlen(p)); /* write kanji to stdout */
+ if (okuri) write(out, (char *)okurigana, olen);
+
+ if (read(in, &ch, 1)<=0) /* read from stdin */
+ exits(0);
+
+ if (ch == ' ') { /* if next input is Shift+Space, once more */+ if(currentkouho->nextkouho != 0) { /* have next kouho */+ nokouho = 0;
+ strcpy(tbuf, p);
+ currentkouho = currentkouho->nextkouho;
+ if (okuri && joshi != 1) { /* verb mode */+ for (j=0; j<nrune(tbuf); j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1);
+ }
+ continue;
+ } else { /* the last kouho */+ if (okuri) {+ lastlen = nrune((char *)okurigana);
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1);
+ }
+ for (lastlen=0; *p != 0; p += j) {+ j = chartorune(r, p);
+ lastlen++;
+ }
+ for (j=0; j<lastlen; j++)
+ write(out, "\b", 1);
+ if(hirabuf[0])
+ write(out, hirabuf, strlen(hirabuf));
+ if(okurigana[0])
+ write(out, (char *)okurigana, olen);
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ okurigana[0] = 0;
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ else {+ if(!nokouho) /* learn the previous use of the kouho */
+ selectKouho(&(fstkouho->dicitem->kouho), currentkouho);
+ olen = okuri = joshi = 0;
+ okurigana[0] = 0;
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ llen = 0;
+ return ch;
+}
+
+/*
+ * returns number of characters in the pointed Rune
+ */
+
+int
+nrune(char *p)
+{+ int n = 0;
+ Rune r;
+
+ while (*p) {+ p += chartorune(&r, p);
+ n++;
+ }
+ return n;
+}
--- /dev/null
+++ b/mkfile
@@ -1,0 +1,22 @@
+</$objtype/mkfile
+
+TARG=ktrans
+
+OFILES=main.$O jisho.$O
+
+HFILES=jisho.h ktrans.h
+
+BIN=/$objtype/bin
+
+</sys/src/cmd/mkone
+
+installfull: install
+ mkdir /sys/src/cmd/ktrans
+ dircp ./ /sys/src/cmd/ktrans
+ cp ktrans.man /sys/man/1/ktrans
+ echo 'Notice: For a user to use ktrans they must have $home/lib/ktrans-jisho copied from /sys/src/cmd/ktrans!'
+
+uninstall:
+ rm /sys/man/1/ktrans
+ rm -r /sys/src/cmd/ktrans
+ rm /$objtype/bin/ktrans
--- /dev/null
+++ b/pipefile.c
@@ -1,0 +1,84 @@
+#include <u.h>
+#include <libc.h>
+
+#define TEMP "/n/temp"
+
+void
+usage(void)
+{+ fprint(2, "usage: pipefile [-r command] [-w command] file\n");
+ exits("usage");+}
+
+void
+connect(char *cmd, int fd0, int fd1)
+{+ switch(rfork(RFPROC|RFFDG|RFREND|RFNOWAIT)){+ case -1:
+ sysfatal("fork %s: %r", cmd);+ break;
+ default:
+ return;
+ case 0:
+ if(fd0 != 0)
+ dup(fd0, 0);
+ if(fd1 != 1)
+ dup(fd1, 1);
+ execl("/bin/rc", "rc", "-c", cmd, nil);+ sysfatal("exec %s: %r", cmd);+ break;
+ }
+}
+
+void
+main(int argc, char *argv[])
+{+ char *file;
+ char *rcmd, *wcmd;
+ int fd0, fd1, ifd0, ifd1;
+
+ rcmd = wcmd = nil;
+ ARGBEGIN{+ case 'r':
+ rcmd = EARGF(usage());
+ break;
+ case 'w':
+ wcmd = EARGF(usage());
+ break;
+ default:
+ usage();
+ }ARGEND
+
+ if(argc!=1 || (rcmd==nil && wcmd==nil))
+ usage();
+ if(rcmd == nil)
+ rcmd = "/bin/cat";
+ if(wcmd == nil)
+ wcmd = "/bin/cat";
+
+ file = argv[0];
+ ifd0 = open(file, OREAD);
+ if(ifd0 < 0)
+ sysfatal("open %s: %r", file);+ ifd1 = open(file, OWRITE);
+ if(ifd1 < 0)
+ sysfatal("open %s: %r", file);+
+ if(bind("#|", TEMP, MREPL) < 0)+ sysfatal("bind pipe %s: %r", TEMP);+ if(bind(TEMP "/data", file, MREPL) < 0)
+ sysfatal("bind %s %s: %r", TEMP "/data", file);+
+ fd0 = open(TEMP "/data1", OREAD);
+ if(fd0 < 0)
+ sysfatal("open %s: %r", TEMP "/data1");+ connect(wcmd, fd0, ifd1);
+ fd1 = open(TEMP "/data1", OWRITE);
+ if(fd1 < 0)
+ sysfatal("open %s: %r", TEMP "/data1");+ connect(rcmd, ifd0, fd1);
+ unmount(nil, TEMP);
+ exits(nil);
+}
+
+
--- /dev/null
+++ b/pipekbd.c
@@ -1,0 +1,67 @@
+#include <u.h>
+#include <libc.h>
+#include <bio.h>
+
+void
+main(int argc, char *argv[])
+{+ int n, kinfd, koutfd, fd[2];
+ char buf[128];
+ int kbd;
+
+ kbd = 1;
+ if((kinfd = open("/dev/kbd", OREAD)) < 0){+ kbd = 0;
+ if((kinfd = open("/dev/cons", OREAD)) < 0)+ sysfatal("open kbd: %r");+ }
+ if(bind("#|", "/n/temp", MREPL) < 0)+ sysfatal("bind /n/temp: %r");+ if((koutfd = open("/n/temp/data1", OWRITE)) < 0)+ sysfatal("open kbd pipe: %r");+ if(bind("/n/temp/data", kbd? "/dev/kbd": "/dev/cons", MREPL) < 0)+ sysfatal("bind kbd pipe: %r");+ unmount(nil, "/n/temp");
+ if(fork())
+ exits(nil); /* parent exits */
+ if(!kbd){+ dup(kinfd, 0);
+ dup(koutfd, 1);
+ Run:
+ close(kinfd);
+ close(koutfd);
+ if(argv[1][0] != '/' || strncmp(argv[1], "./", 2) != 0 || strncmp(argv[1], "../", 3) != 0)
+ argv[1] = smprint("/bin/%s", argv[1]);+ exec(argv[1], argv+1);
+ sysfatal("exec: %r");+ }
+ if(pipe(fd) < 0)
+ sysfatal("pipe: %r");+ if(fork()){+ dup(fd[0], 0);
+ dup(fd[0], 1);
+ close(fd[0]);
+ close(fd[1]);
+ goto Run;
+ }
+ close(fd[0]);
+ if(fork()){+ Biobuf b;
+ long r;
+
+ Binit(&b, fd[1], OREAD);
+ while((r = Bgetrune(&b)) >= 0){+ n = snprint(buf, sizeof(buf), "c%C", (Rune)r)+1;
+ write(koutfd, buf, n); /* pass on result */
+ }
+ } else {+ while((n = read(kinfd, buf, sizeof(buf))) > 0){+ buf[n-1] = 0;
+ if(n < 2 || buf[0] != 'c')
+ write(koutfd, buf, n); /* pass on */
+ else
+ write(fd[1], buf+1, n-2); /* to translator */
+ }
+ }
+ exits(nil);
+}