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1502 [RFC-1502].Zhu, et al Informational [Page 14]RFC 1922 Chinese Character Encoding March 19967. Formal Syntax of ISO-2022-CN and ISO-2022-CN-EXT The notational conventions used here are identical to those used in RFC 822.7.1. Formal Syntax of ISO-2022-CN body ::= * ( ascii_line / c_line ) ascii_line ::= *char CRLF c_line ::= *char 1*(1*designation 1*(*char 1*c_text *char)) CRLF designation ::= SOdesignation / SS2designation SOdesignation ::= ESC "$" ")" finalchar_for_SO SS2designation ::= ESC "$" "*" finalchar_for_SS2 finalchar_for_SO ::= "A" / "G" finalchar_for_SS2 ::= "H" c_text ::= 1* ( SO-SI-segment / SS2segment ) SO-SI-segment ::= SO 1*c_char *designation *c_segment SI c_segment ::= 1* ( c_char / SS2segment ) SS2segment ::= SS2 c_char c_char ::= one_of_94 one_of_94 ; ( Octal, Decimal.) ESC ::= <ISO-646 ESC, escape> ; ( 33, 27.) SI ::= <ASCII SI, shift in> ; ( 17, 15.) SO ::= <ASCII SO, shift out> ; ( 16, 14.) SS2 ::= <ISO 2022 Single_shift two> ; ( 33 116, 27 78.) one_of_94 ::= <any char in 94_char set> ; ( 41-176, 33-126. ) char ::= <any char in 96_char_set> ; ( 40-177, 30-127. )Zhu, et al Informational [Page 15]RFC 1922 Chinese Character Encoding March 19967.2. Formal Syntax of ISO-2022-CN-EXT body ::= * ( ascii_line / c_line ) ascii_line ::= *char CRLF c_line ::= *char 1*(1*designation 1*(*char 1*c_text *char)) CRLF designation ::= SOdesignation / SS2designation / SS3designation SOdesignation ::= ESC "$" ")" finalchar_for_SO SS2designation ::= ESC "$" "*" finalchar_for_SS2 SS3designation ::= ESC "$" "+" finalchar_for_SS3 finalchar_for_SO ::= "A" / <X12345> / "G" / "E" finalchar_for_SS2 ::= <X7589> / <X13131> / "H" finalchar_for_SS3 ::= <X7590> / <X13132> / "I" / "J" / "K" / "L" / "M" c_text ::= 1* ( SO-SI-segment / SS2segment / SS3segment ) SO-SI-segment ::= SO 1*c_char *designation *c_segment SI c_segment ::= 1* ( c_char / SS2segment / SS3segment ) SS2segment ::= SS2 c_char SS3segment ::= SS3 c_char c_char ::= one_of_94 one_of_94 ; ( Octal, Decimal.) ESC ::= <ISO-646 ESC, escape> ; ( 33, 27.) SI ::= <ASCII SI, shift in> ; ( 17, 15.) SO ::= <ASCII SO, shift out> ; ( 16, 14.) SS2 ::= <ISO 2022 Single_shift two> ; ( 33 116, 27 78.) SS3 ::= <ISO 2022 Single_shift three>; ( 33 117, 27 79.) one_of_94 ::= <any char in 94_char set> ; ( 41-176, 33-126.Zhu, et al Informational [Page 16]RFC 1922 Chinese Character Encoding March 1996 ) char ::= <any char in 96_char_set> ; ( 40-177, 30-127. )8. Registration of New "charset"s and New MIME parameter8.1. This document defines the following MIME "charset" names for Chinese text: ISO-2022-CN, ISO-2022-CN-EXT CN-GB, CN-Big5 CN-GB-12345 CN-GB-ISOIR1658.2. This document defines two new MIME parameters: charset-edition charset-extensionAcknowledgments This document is the result of cooperation in APNG-CC, the Chinese Character sub-working group of the I18N/L10N (Internationalization and Localization) working group of APNG (Asia-Pacific Networking Group), coordinator Zhu Haifeng <zhf@net.tsinghua.edu.cn>. The membership of APNG-CC consists of individuals from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, HongKong, and from Singapore and other countries. We wish to thank all members of APNG-CC. Prof. Yao Shiquan (Deputy chair of CITS--China Information Technology Standardization Technical Committee), Ms. Lin Ning (Secretary-General of CITS), Mr. Guo Chengzhong of the Office of the Joint Conference of China Economic Information, and Prof. Zhao Jingrong, Prof. Wu Jianping, Prof. Li Xing, and Mr. You Yue (Tsinghua University) and other experts from CERNET Expert Committee, Prof. Meng Qingyu (China Computer Software & Technology Services Corporation), Prof. Cao Jinwen and Mr. Yu Jun (IBM Beijing) gave a lot of support and help in many aspects. Special thanks for the supports towards APNG-CC from Prof. Yang Tianxing (Chair of CITS). Prof. Ding ZyKaan from Academia Sinica of Taiwan, and Mr. C. J. Cherng and Mr. C. K. Fan of III (Institute for Information Industry), Mr. Chang JingShin from Tsinghua University in Hsinchu of Taiwan, Ms. C. C. Hsu from IBM Taiwan and Ms. Tong-Lee Anita Lin from MicrosoftZhu, et al Informational [Page 17]RFC 1922 Chinese Character Encoding March 1996 Taiwan gave a lot of support and contributions in APNG-CC's work. In particular, Ms. C. C. Hsu put much effort towards completing the Appendix of this document. We also wish to thank the following people who contributed in many ways towards this document. Zhang Zhoucai Martin J. Duerst Zhang Ling Kenichi Handa Zhu Bin Lu Chin Sun Yufang Nelson Chin Chen Shuyi Mao Yonggang Masataka Ohta Ken Lunde Lua Kim Teng Victor Cheng Stephen G. Simpson Yuan Jiang Liu Huifang Harald T. Alvestrand Qian Hualin Jiang Lin Lu Ming Emily Hsu Wu Jian Zhu Shuang Zheng Long Zhang Hailin Yonggang Zhang Feng Hui Yao JianSecurity Considerations Security issues are not discussed in this memo.Authors' Addresses Zhu Haifeng (HF. Zhu) 216 Central Main Building Tsinghua University Beijing, 100084 China Tel: +86-10-2561144 ext. 3492 Fax: +86-10-2564173 EMail: zhf@net.tsinghua.edu.cn, zhf@net.edu.cnZhu, et al Informational [Page 18]RFC 1922 Chinese Character Encoding March 1996 Hu Daoyuan (DY. Hu) Tsinghua Networking Center Tsinghua University Beijing, 100084 China Tel: +86-10-2594016 Fax: +86-10-2564173 EMail: hdy@tsinghua.edu.cn Wang Zhiguan (ZG. Wang) Beijing 1101 MailBox SubCommitte 2 (SC2) China Information Technology Standardization Technical Committee (CITS) Beijing, 100007 China Tel: +86-10-4012392 Fax: +86-10-4010601 Kao Tien-cheu (TC. Kao) I.T. Promotion Division Institute for Information Industry (III) Taipei Taiwan Tel: +886-2-5631688 Fax: +886-2-563-4209 EMail: tckao@iiidns.iii.org.tw Chang Wen-chung (WCH. Chang) Institute for Information Industry (III) Taipei Taiwan Tel: +886-2-7327771 Fax: +886-2-7370188 EMail: chung@iiidns.iii.org.twZhu, et al Informational [Page 19]RFC 1922 Chinese Character Encoding March 1996 Mark R. Crispin Networks and Distributed Computing University of Washington 4545 15th Avenue NE Seattle, WA 98105-4527 USA Tel: +1 (206) 543-5762 Fax: +1 (206) 685-4045 EMail: MRC@CAC.Washington.EDUZhu, et al Informational [Page 20]RFC 1922 Chinese Character Encoding March 1996Appendix -- Conversion Table for ISO-2022-CN (EXT) and Big5 This is a conversion table for the Chinese characters in Big5's common part and ISO-2022-CN/-EXT, including all the vendor-specific characters from Eten, Microsoft and IBM. For conversion source and binary programs for Big5, III provides good on-line services (ftp site listed in section 1.4), and [CJKINF] is also a good reference.A.1. Big5 (ETen, IBM, and Microsoft version) symbol set correspondence to CNS 11643 Plane 1:
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