i18n_config.mech

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#
# This is the i18n configuration file
#
#    @(#)%Z%%M% %I% %E% - Copyright 1990-1996 Parametric Technology Corp.
#
# Syntax is:
#  { <sym-name> } - This is an internal symbol that is set to the 
#                   specified valued as determined by the following
#                   lines.
#
#  [ <field>+ ] <value> - This specified the value for the symbol.
#                   The <field>+ can be of two types, and it is 
#                   defined by the <sym-name>.
#     Type 1: <architecture> <encoding>
#             <architecture> is one of sgi_elf4, sun4_solaris, sun4_solaris_64, sun4_solaris_x64
#                            ibm_rs6000, hpux11_pa32, hpux_pa64, i486_nt,
#                            all_nt, all_unix.
#             <encoding> is one of jp-euc, sjis, usascii
#             A "*" can be used for any of the values, meaning 
#             don't care for the values.
#
#     Type 2: <architecture>
#
#     Type 3: <encoding>
#
#     Type 4: <architecture> <encoding> <vendor-string>
#             Unix only!
#             <vendor-string> is from "xdpyinfo"
#                             blanks '[' and ']' must be replace with
#	                      '_' character.
#                             The match is done for the first part of
#                             string you specify in i18n_config.
#
# If you really mess up editing this file and mechanica does not
# run right try setting MECH_READ_CONFIG_VERBOSE=1 in your 
# environment.


###########################################################################
#
# Unix fonts
#

# If the value for the following 2 variables are not defined, for the
# specific <architecture> <encoding> <vendor-string> conbination, 
# Pro/MECH will use it's internal method to determine the type of font.

# NOTE: When modifying fonts for Japanese, it is important to match
# the height and width of the English fonts to the Japanese fonts,
# using the pixel height and width.  If you notice overlaps where a
# list box overlaps a static text object, the height of the Japanese
# font is probablly larger than the English font.  The height field in
# pixels is #8 in the xfld.

# To assist in font selection you can set the environment variable
# MECH_SHOW_FONT_INFO to 1 to display the actual fonts selected.

{ FONT_UNIX_FIXED }

  [ * usascii * ] -adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--12-120-75-75-m-70-*

  [ * german  * ] -adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--12-120-75-75-m-70-*

  [ * french  * ] -adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--12-120-75-75-m-70-*

  [ * jp-euc * ] -adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--14-140-75-75-m-90-*,\
                 -*-*-*-*-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-*-*

  [ hp700 * * ] -*-courier-medium-r-normal-*-*-120-100-100-*-*-iso8859-*

  [ hpux11_pa32 * * ] -*-courier-medium-r-normal-*-*-120-100-100-*-*-iso8859-*

  [ hpux_pa64 * * ] -*-courier-medium-r-normal-*-*-120-100-100-*-*-iso8859-*


{ FONT_UNIX_VARIABLE }

  [ * usascii * ] -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--12-120-75-75-p-67-*

  [ * german  * ] -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--12-120-75-75-p-67-*

  [ * french  * ] -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--12-120-75-75-p-67-*

  [ * jp-euc Sun ] \
	-misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--14-*-75-75-c-*-*-*

  [ * jp-euc Hewlett ] \
	-*-fixed-medium-r-normal--14-*-75-75-c-*-*-*

  [ * jp-euc Silicon ] \
	--mincho-medium-r-normal--14-*-75-75-c-*-*-*


  [ * jp-euc DECWINDOWS ] \
	-jdecw-screen-medium-r-normal--14-140-75-75-m-*-*-*

  [ * jp-euc International ]  \
		-misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--14-*-75-75-c-*-*-*

  [ * jp-euc * ] \
	-*-medium-r-normal--14-*-75-75-c-*-*-*

  [ hp700 * * ] -*-helvetica-medium-r-normal-*-*-120-100-100-*-*-iso8859-*

  [ hpux11_pa32 * * ] -*-helvetica-medium-r-normal-*-*-120-100-100-*-*-iso8859-*

  [ hpux_pa64 * * ] -*-helvetica-medium-r-normal-*-*-120-100-100-*-*-iso8859-*

###########################################################################
#
# WIN32 fonts
#
# The font specifier string must take the form:
#
# <point-size>, <face>, <weight>, <font-name>
#
# Where:
#   <point-size> is an integer
#   <face>       is one of italic or normal
#   <weight>     is one of light, normal, medium or bold
#   <font-name>  is the NT specific name for the font.
#
# For example, to specify a 14 point, italic, and bold instance of the
# font Arial the string "14, italic, bold, Arial" could be used.
#

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_VARIABLE_HIGH_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 16, normal, bold, System

  [ * * ] 18, normal, light, MS Sans Serif
#  [ * * ] 16, normal, bold, System

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_VARIABLE_LOW_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 14, normal, bold, Lucida Sans Unicode

  [ * * ] 14, normal, light, MS Sans Serif
#  [ * * ] 14, normal, bold, Arial

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_PUSHBUTTON_HIGH_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 16, normal, bold, System

  [ * * ] 18, normal, light, MS Sans Serif

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_PUSHBUTTON_LOW_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 14, normal, bold, Lucida Sans Unicode

  [ * * ] 14, normal, light, MS Sans Serif

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_HELP_HIGH_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 16, normal, medium, FixedSys

  [ * * ] 16, normal, medium, Courier

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_HELP_LOW_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 10, normal, medium, FixedSys

  [ * * ] 10, normal, medium, Courier

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_TEXTEDIT_HIGH_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 16, normal, bold, System

  [ * * ] 18, normal, light, MS Sans Serif

{ WIN32_FONT_GUI_TEXTEDIT_LOW_RES }

  [ * sjis ] 14, normal, medium, Lucida Sans Unicode

  [ * * ] 14, normal, light, MS Sans Serif

{ WIN32_FONT_DIALOG_TITLE }

  [ * sjis ] 16, normal, medium, Lucida Sans Unicode

  [ * * ] 16, normal, medium, Arial


#############################################################################
#
# BAD CHARACTER option
#

{ BAD_CHARACTER }

  [ * * ] 0x3f

#############################################################################
#
# Command Window Height option (used for Input Managers)
#   Extra space (in lines) for the command window to accomadate
#   certian input managers.

{ CMD_WINDOW_EXTRA_HEIGHT }

  [ sun4_solaris jp-euc *  ] 1

  [ sun4_solaris_64 jp-euc *  ] 1

  [ sun_solaris_x64 jp-euc *  ] 1

  [ ibm_rs6000 jp-euc *  ] 1

  [ sgi_elf4 jp-euc *  ] 1

  [ sgi_mips4 jp-euc *  ] 1

  [ i486_linux jp-euc *  ] 1

#############################################################################
#
# HOOPS options
#

{ FONT_HOOPS_STROKED }

  [ * * ] stroked

{ FONT_HOOPS_TYPEWRITER }

  [ * jp-euc ] Sans Serif

  [ all_nt sjis ] Sans Serif

  [ * * ] typewriter

{ FONT_HOOPS_ROMAN }

  [ * * ] roman

{ FONT_MULTIPLIER }

  [ i486_win95 * ] 1.25

  [ all_nt sjis ] 1.25

  [ * * ] 1.0

{ ENABLE_FONT_SPACING }

  [ * * ] 1

{ HOOPS_IGNORE_ENCODING }

  [ * * ] 0

#############################################################################
#
# Disable the return key functionality in dialogs in case it interferes
# with input managers.
#

{ MECH_DISABLE_RETKEY }

  [ ibm_rs6000 jp-euc ] 1

  [ * * ] 0

#############################################################################
#
# Alternate window manager title setting.  The state of this should be 
# altered if the japanese text in the title bar (on unix) is not correct.
# (vuewm requires this, openwin does not work correctly when the client
#  is running on an architecture different than sun.)
#

{ MECH_ALTERNATE_TITLE_SETTING }

  [ * jp-euc Hewlett ] 1

  [ * * * ] 0

############################################################################
#
# Locale setup tables

# LOCALE_MAP_OS
#  Syntax:  <internal-name> <os-name>
#

{ LOCALE_MAP_OS }

  [ sgi_elf4 ]        usascii 		C \
                      usascii           en_US \
                      usascii           en_AU \
                      usascii           en_CA \
		      german    	de \
		      german    	de_AT \
		      german    	de_CH \
		      french    	fr \
		      french    	fr_BE \
		      french    	fr_CA \
		      french    	fr_CH \
                      jp-euc  		ja_JP.EUC \
		      non-english 	C