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Date: Thu, 02 Oct 1997 09:53:54 +0800
From: Doug Lo <jwlo@ms11.hinet.net>
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Subject: Re: problem for CXterm & large file.
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Hi, there,

You can get xcin&crxvt to type chinese on the terminal. It's more POWERFUL
than Cxterm.
Check out "ftp://miau.cs.ccu.edu.tw/chinese/unix/input/", also you need to
use chinese
system on communicator 4.03b, download "Xcin Anywhere" 3.0 version.
"ftp://math.ntu.edu.tw/incomming/XA"

Hope this helps,
Doug.

Greg Lehey wrote:

> On Tue, Oct 01, 1996 at 07:26:12PM +0800, HuangMin(Tunny) wrote:
> > Hello,sir,
>
> > X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.01 [en] (WinNT; I)
>
> You should look around for another mailer.  I show your message first
> as it arrived, and secondly in a legible form:
>
> Before:
> > Has anyone used CXterm? I got problems there. If I press ^C when I use
> > "man"
> > in CXterm, it will not show the input character, how to solve it?
> > Then, I have a Chinese character txt file about 19M large, if I use "ee"
> > to
> > read it, the ee program will respond "segment fault", how to get it
> > work?
> > I'm looking forward to your respond, and thanks for your help you have
> > given.
>
> > Has anyone used CXterm?
>
> I've tried it.
>
> > I got problems there.
>
> So did I.  I couldn't find any fonts which would display correctly.
>
> > If I press ^C when I use "man" in CXterm, it will not show the input
> > character, how to solve it?
>
> I'm not sure that this is a cxterm problem.  You shouldn't press ^C in
> man; it could leave the terminal in an inappropriate state.  Use 'q'
> instead.  If you *do* find the echo off, try:
>
>  $ stty sane
>
> >  Then, I have a Chinese character txt file about 19M large, if I use
> > "ee" to read it, the ee program will respond "segment fault", how to
> > get it work?
>
> This looks like a problem with ee.  I'd suggest one of the Chinese
> editor ports.  ee isn't exactly intended for enormous files.
>
>