Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 23:41:22 +0800 From: "HuangMin(Tunny)" <hmin@public.cq.sc.cn> To: Doug Lo <jwlo@ms11.hinet.net> Cc: "freebsd-questions@freebsd.org" <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> Subject: Re: problem for CXterm & large file. Message-ID: <32528D22.15735EF1@public.cq.sc.cn> References: <3250FFD4.B7F3FEEC@public.cq.sc.cn> <19971002095856.11621@lemis.com> <3432FEB1.341FFDFA@ms11.hinet.net>
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>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" I can't reach those two sites, what's the problem? Can you provide some other sites has the same thing? > You should look around for another mailer. I show your message first > as it arrived, and secondly in a legible form: > What's means? I'm using communitor under windows NT. Maybe I should send mail in normal text model, but not html model, right? > 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. Sir, I have never got this problem, I download the Chinese font, and it works well. If you can give me more information, maybe I can help you. OK, now my problem is basically clear, this problem is not related to CXterm, but for "ee" program, I should get another program for huge file reading. Infact, now I find CXterm is a useful terminal. It directly support any program can run under xterm and provide more powerful function, its chinese input methods are also good and enough, now my CXterm is running well. > 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. > >
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