HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 51)

Using National Languages With x6530
x6530 Run Command and Customizing Options
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2. Suppose you want to create three classes, as follows:
A class containing the lowercase letters a–z and uppercase letters A–Z.
A class containing the numbers 0–9.
A class containing only the underscore character.
One way to create these classes is to use the following command line options:
x6530 s44 -display fb:0 -cc 65-90:300,97-122:300,48-57:400 &
This example creates class 300 for the lowercase and uppercase letters and class
400 for the numbers. Reassigning the letters and numbers from class 48 to new
classes leaves only one character in class 48, the underscore character.
Using National
Languages With x6530
In addition to American English, x6530 supports the alphabets and special characters
of other spoken languages. To use this feature, you must install the language font file
or files each user needs on their workstation (see the installation notes in the Tandem
file named INSTALL, included with the x6530 software).
A language is selected with a standard X Toolkit command line option, -fn, and
remains in effect until the x6530 session ends. A user cannot switch to another
language during a session even though they may have more than one language font at
their workstation.
All national language fonts are fixed-width fonts, displayed in one size only (6x13).
Table 2-5 lists the supported languages and the corresponding option values to use
with -fn.
Table 2-5. National Languages for x6530
Language -fn Option value
Danish danish
English (United Kingdom) english
Finnish swedfin
French (AZERTY) french
German german
Norwegian norwegian
Spanish spanish
Swedish swedfin
For example, the following command directs x6530 to use the Norwegian character set
instead of the American English character set:
x6530 euro -display frank:0 -fn norwegian &