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Homework and Emergencies Homework & Coursework Questions Using tail with the filter command Post 302635377 by methyl on Friday 4th of May 2012 06:22:04 PM
Old 05-04-2012
Personally I can't see a way of achieving the required result with just standard unix versions of tail/pr/cut/cat. Other posters may have better ideas. Maybe you have a non-unix Operating System with extended versions of these standard commands?


To get your pipeline started (and to avoid any code which might overwrite the /etc/passwd file!), let's simplify the problem by reading only the last 7 lines of /etc/passwd and outputting only the fields we require:
Code:
tail -7 /etc/passwd | cut -d':' -f1,3,4,6

The output is however still separated with colon characters.
You now need to build the pipeline to format the output and number the lines.

Avoiding awk and sed programs which will no doubt come up later on your course, personally I'd still need a unix command like printf (or maybe tr?) to sort out the colon characters).

Numbering the lines could be achieved with something like pr -n1 -t or perhaps just cat -n.

Again the unix printf command would be really useful for sorting out the final format including prettifying the output with hyphen characters.



Footnote: If the tail/pr/cut/cat is just a hint not a rule and you are allowed to set up a while read loop and use the echo command and use Shell arithmetic to set up a simple record counter ... it becomes much easier.
Well worth querying with your lecturer if you are allowed to use commands and techniques already taught ... as well as a selection from the suggested commands.
Last edited by methyl; 05-04-2012 at 07:44 PM..
 

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unicode::japanese::ja

Unicode::Japanese::JA(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation				Unicode::Japanese::JA(3pm)

NAME

       Unicode::Japanese::JA - XXXXXXXXXX

XX

	use Unicode::Japanese;
	use Unicode::Japanese qw(unijp);

	# convert utf8 -> sjis

	print Unicode::Japanese->new($str)->sjis;
	print unijp($str)->sjis; # same as above.

	# convert sjis -> utf8

	print Unicode::Japanese->new($str,'sjis')->get;

	# convert sjis (imode_EMOJI) -> utf8

	print Unicode::Japanese->new($str,'sjis-imode')->get;

	# convert zenkaku (utf8) -> hankaku (utf8)

	print Unicode::Japanese->new($str)->z2h->get;

XX

       Unicode::Japanese XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

   XX
       o Unicode::Japanese XXXXXXXXXUTF-8 XXXXXXXXXXX

       o XS XX/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX No-XS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (Japanese.pm XXXXXXXXXXXXXX)X

       o XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       o XXXX (DoCoMo i-modeXKDDI AU, Softbank Mobile, ASTEL dot-i) XXXXX Unicode XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXDB XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       o XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       o SJIS XX MS-CP932 XXXXX Unicode XXXXXXXXXXXX

       o Unicode -> SJISXXXEUC-JP/JISX XXXXXXXXSJIS XXXXXXXXXX &#dddd; XXXXXXXXX XXXUnicodeXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX '?'XXXXX. XX, XXXXXXXXXXXX,
	 XXXXXXXXXXXX'?'XXXXX.

       o Perl-5.8.0 XXXXXX, utf8 XXXXXXXXXXXXX.  utf-8 `XXX'X XXXXX utf8() XXXXX, utf-8 `XX'X XXXXX getu() XXXXXXXXX.

	 get() XXXXXXXXXX utf-8 `XXX'X XXXXX (XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX).

	 sjis(), jis(), utf8(), etc.. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.	new, set, getcode XXXXXXXXX, utf8-flaged/bytes XXXXXX.

XXXXXXXX

       o   perl 5.10.x, 5.8.x, etc. (5.004 XX).

       o   (XXXXOK) C XXXXX.  XXXXXXXX XS X Pure Perl XXXXXXXXXX.  C XXXXXXXXXXXX, Unicode::Japanese X Pure Perl XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

       o   (XXXXOK) XXXXX Test.pm XX Test::More.

       XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

XXXX

       $s = Unicode::Japanese->new($str [, $icode [, $encode]])
	   XXX Unicode::Japanese XXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXX"set" XXXXXXXXXXX

       $s = unijp($str [, $icode [, $encode]])
	   Unicode::Janaese->new(...) XXX.

       $s->set($str [, $icode [, $encode]])
	   $str: XXX
	   $icode: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 'utf8'
	   $encode: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX UTF-8 XXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXX:

	    auto
	    utf8 ucs2 ucs4
	    utf16-be utf16-le utf16
	    utf32-be utf32-le utf32
	    sjis cp932 euc euc-jp jis
	    sjis-imode sjis-imode1 sjis-imode2
	    utf8-imode utf8-imode1 utf8-imode2
	    sjis-doti sjis-doti1
	    sjis-jsky sjis-jsky1 sjis-jsky2
	    jis-jsky  jis-jsky1  jis-jsky2
	    utf8-jsky utf8-jsky1 utf8-jsky2
	    sjis-au sjis-au1 sjis-au2
	    jis-au  jis-au1  jis-au2
	    sjis-icon-au sjis-icon-au1 sjis-icon-au2
	    euc-icon-au  euc-icon-au1  euc-icon-au2
	    jis-icon-au  jis-icon-au1  jis-icon-au2
	    utf8-icon-au utf8-icon-au1 utf8-icon-au2
	    ascii binary

	   ( XXX.)

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'auto' XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 'auto' XXXXXXXXXXXXXgetcode() XXXXXXX XXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXX'base64' XXXXXXXXX base64 XXXXXXXXXbase64 XXXXXXXXX Unicode::Japanese XXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 'binary' XXXXXXX

	   sjis-imodeXsjis-dotiXXXXXXXXXX &#dddd; X XXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   sjis, utf8 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXsjisX sjis-auXsjis-doti XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXsjis-auX XXXXXX

       $str = $s->get
	   $str: XXX(UTF-8)

	   XXXX UTF-8 XXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXX `XXX' X XXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

	   XXXXXXXXX utf8() XXXXX, XXXXXXXX getu() XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->getu
	   $str: XXX(UTF-8)

	   XXXX UTF-8 XXXXXXXXXXX

	   Perl-5.8.0 XXXXXXX, utf-8 XXXXXXX utf-8 XXXXXX XXXX.

       $code = $s->getcode($str)
	   $str: XXX
	   $code: XXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXX($str)XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXX, XXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   (PurePerlX)

	   1.  UTF-32 X BOM XXXXXutf32 XXXXXXX

	   2.  UTF-16 X BOM XXXXXutf16 XXXXXXX

	   3.  UTF-32BE XXXXXXXXXXXutf32-be XXXXXXX

	   4.  UTF-32LE XXXXXXXXXXXutf32-le XXXXXXX

	   5.  ESC XX XXX 8 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXascii XXXXX XXESC XXXX ASCII XXXX (0x00-0x1F XX 0x7F) X ascii XXXXXXXXX XX

	   6.  JISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXjis XXXXXXX

	   7.  J-PHONE XXXXXXXXXXXXXsjis-jsky XXXXXXX

	   8.  EUC-JP XXXXXXXXXXXXXXeuc XXXXXXX

	   9.  SJIS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXsjis XXXXXXX

	   10. SJIS XXXX au XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXsjis-au XXXXXXX

	   11. SJIS X i-mode XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXsjis-imode XXXXXXX

	   12. SJIS X dot-i XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXsjis-doti XXXXXXX

	   13. UTF-8 XXXXXXXXXXXutf8 XXXXXXX

	   14. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXunknown XXXXXXX

	   (XSX)

	   1.  UTF-32 X BOM XXXXXutf32 XXXXXXX

	   2.  UTF-16 X BOM XXXXXutf16 XXXXXXX

	   3.  XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

	       ascii / euc / sjis / jis / utf8 / utf32-be / utf32-le / sjis-jsky / sjis-imode / sjis-au / sjis-doti

	   4.  XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX.

	       utf32-be / utf32-le / ascii / jis / euc / sjis / sjis-jsky / sjis-imode / sjis-au / sjis-doti / utf8

	   5.  XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXunknown XXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   o UTF-8 XXXXXXSJISXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   o UCS2 XXXXXXXXXXXX

	   o UTF-16 X BOM XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   o XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
	      &#dddd; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XSXPurePerlXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.	XX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXsjisXXX, PurePerlXXsjisXXXXXXX XSXXXXXXXX. XXXsjis-
	   jskyXXXXXXXXXXXXX. XX, XX XXXXXXXXXXXXX, euc-jpXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX.

       $code = $s->getcodelist($str)
	   $str: XXX
	   $code: XXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXX($str)XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   getcode XXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->conv($ocode, $encode)
	   $ocode: XXXXX (XXXXXX)
	      utf8 ucs2 ucs4 utf16
	      sjis cp932 euc euc-jp jis
	      sjis-imode sjis-imode1 sjis-imode2
	      utf8-imode utf8-imode1 utf8-imode2
	      sjis-doti sjis-doti1
	      sjis-jsky sjis-jsky1 sjis-jsky2
	      jis-jsky	jis-jsky1  jis-jsky2
	      utf8-jsky utf8-jsky1 utf8-jsky2
	      sjis-au sjis-au1 sjis-au2
	      jis-au  jis-au1  jis-au2
	      sjis-icon-au sjis-icon-au1 sjis-icon-au2
	      euc-icon-au  euc-icon-au1  euc-icon-au2
	      jis-icon-au  jis-icon-au1  jis-icon-au2
	      utf8-icon-au utf8-icon-au1 utf8-icon-au2
	      binary

	     ( XXX.)

	     XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   $encode: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
	   $str: XXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXX'base64' XXXXXXXXX base64 XXXXXXXXXbase64 XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX

	   perl-5.8.0 XXXXXX, XXX utf-8 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

       $s->tag2bin
	   XXXXXXXXX &#dddd; XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       $s->z2h
	   XXXXXXXXXXXX

       $s->h2z
	   XXXXXXXXXXXX

       $s->hira2kata
	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       $s->kata2hira
	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->jis
	   $str: JIS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX JISXISO-2022-JPX XXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->euc
	   $str: euc-jp XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX EUC-JP XXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->utf8
	   $str: utf-8 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX UTF-8 XXXXXXXXXXX

	   perl-5.8.0 XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->ucs2
	   $str: ucs2 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX UCS2 XXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->ucs4
	   $str: ucs4 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX UCS4 XXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->utf16
	   $str: ucs-16 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX UTF-16 XXXXXXXXXXX BOMXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->sjis
	   $str: sjis XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX SJISXMS-CP932X XXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->sjis_imode
	   $str: sjis/imodeXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX i-mode XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX XXXimodeXXXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->sjis_imode1
	   $str: sjis/imode XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX i-mode XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->sjis_imode2
	   $str: sjis/imode XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX i-mode XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX, XXXXXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->sjis_doti
	   $str: sjis/dot-i XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX dot-i XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX

       $str = $s->sjis_jsky
	   $str: sjis/j-sky XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX j-sky XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX XXXj-skyXXX(VERSION 0.15 XX, jsky2)XXXXX.

       $str = $s->sjis_jsky1
	   $str: sjis/j-sky XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX j-sky XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX Page 1X3 XXXXXXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->sjis_jsky
	   $str: sjis/j-sky XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX j-sky XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX Page 1X6 XXXXXXXXX.

       $str = $s->sjis_icon_au
	   $str: sjis/AU iconXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXX AU XXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXX

       $str_arrayref = $s->strcut($len)
	   $len: XXXXXXX(XXXX)
	   $str_arrayref: XXX

	   $lenXXXXXXXXX(XX)XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXXXXXX, utf-8 XXXXXXXutf-8XXXXX.

       $len = $s->strlen
	   $len: XXXXXXX

	   UTF-8 XXXXXX length() XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3 XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 2 XXXXXX

       $s->join_csv(@values);
	   @values: XXXXX

	   XXX CSV XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX("
")XXXXXXXX

       @values = $s->split_csv;
	   @values: XXXXX

	   XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CSV XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX("
")XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	   XXX binary XXXXX utf-8 XXXXXXXX.  binary XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|encoding	| in | out | guess |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|auto		: OK : --  | ----- |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|utf8		: OK : OK  | OK    |
	|ucs2		: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|ucs4		: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf16-be	: OK : --  | ----- |
	|utf16-le	: OK : --  | ----- |
	|utf16		: OK : OK  | OK(#) |
	|utf32-be	: OK : --  | OK    |
	|utf32-le	: OK : --  | OK    |
	|utf32		: OK : --  | OK(#) |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|sjis		: OK : OK  | OK    |
	|cp932		: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|euc		: OK : OK  | OK    |
	|euc-jp 	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis		: OK : OK  | OK    |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|sjis-imode	: OK : OK  | OK    |
	|sjis-imode1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|sjis-imode2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-imode	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-imode1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-imode2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|sjis-doti	: OK : OK  | OK    |
	|sjis-doti1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|sjis-jsky	: OK : OK  | OK    |
	|sjis-jsky1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|sjis-jsky2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-jsky	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-jsky1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-jsky2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-jsky	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-jsky1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-jsky2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|sjis-au	: OK : OK  | OK    |
	|sjis-au1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|sjis-au2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-au 	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-au1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-au2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|sjis-icon-au	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|sjis-icon-au1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|sjis-icon-au2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|euc-icon-au	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|euc-icon-au1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|euc-icon-au2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-icon-au	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-icon-au1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|jis-icon-au2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-icon-au	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-icon-au1	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	|utf8-icon-au2	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	|ascii		: OK : --  | OK    |
	|binary 	: OK : OK  | ----- |
	+---------------+----+-----+-------+
	(#): guessed when it has bom.

   XXXXXXXX
	1.  utf32 (#)
	2.  utf16 (#)
	3.  utf32-be
	4.  utf32-le
	5.  ascii
	6.  jis
	7.  sjis-jsky (pp)
	8.  euc
	9.  sjis
	10. sjis-jsky (xs)
	11. sjis-au
	12. sjis-imode
	13. sjis-doti
	14. utf8
	15. unknown

DESCRIPTION OF UNICODE MAPPING

       Unicode XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       Shift_JIS
	 MS-CP932 XXX Unicode XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXURLXXXXXXXXXXXX

	 <ftp://ftp.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/WINDOWS/CP932.TXT>

	 Unicode XX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX &#dddd; XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX?XXXXXXXXX

	 XXXXXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX?XXXXXXXXX

       EUC-JP/ISO-2022-JP
	 XXSJISXXXXXXXXXXXUnicode XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXSJIS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       DoCoMo i-mode
	 F800 - F9FF XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXU+0FF800 - U+0FF9FF XXXXXXXXXXXXX

       ASTEL dot-i
	 F000 - F4FF XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXU+0FF000 - U+0FF4FF XXXXXXXXXXXXX

       J-PHONE J-SKY
	 J-SKY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "e$" XXXXXXX1XXXXX 1XXXXXXX2XXXXX"x0f"XXXXXXX 1XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX2XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX

	 XX1XXXXX2XXXXXXXX1XXXXXXXX4500 - 47FF XXXXX U+0FFB00 - U+0FFDFF XXXXXXXXXXXXX

	 Unicode::Japanese XXXUnicode XX J-SKY XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       AU
	 XXXXXXXXXXXXU+0FF500 - U+0FF6FF XXXXXXXXXXXXX

PurePerl mode
	  use Unicode::Japanese qw(PurePerl);

       use XXXXX 'PurePerl' XXXXXXX, XSXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

XX

       XXXXXX "bug-unicode-japanese at rt.cpan.org" XX XXXXXXXX. XXXX http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Unicode-Japanese
       <http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Unicode-Japanese>.  XXX web XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.	XXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
       XXXXXXXXXXXXX.

       o EUC-JPXJIS XXXXXSJIS XXXXXXXX UTF-8 XXXXXXXXX SJIS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       o XSXXXXXXXXXXEUC-JPXSJIS(XXXXX)XXXXXXXXX e XXXXXXXEUC-JPXSJIS XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

       o Japanese.pm XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXFTP X ASCII XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

XXXX

       XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX perldoc XXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

	   perldoc Unicode::Japanese

       XX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:

       o   AnnoCPAN: Annotated CPAN documentation

	   http://annocpan.org/dist/Unicode-Japanese <http://annocpan.org/dist/Unicode-Japanese>

       o   CPAN Ratings

	   http://cpanratings.perl.org/d/Unicode-Japanese <http://cpanratings.perl.org/d/Unicode-Japanese>

       o   RT: CPAN's request tracker

	   http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=Unicode-Japanese <http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/Bugs.html?Dist=Unicode-Japanese>

       o   Search CPAN

	   http://search.cpan.org/dist/Unicode-Japanese <http://search.cpan.org/dist/Unicode-Japanese>

CREDITS

       Thanks very much to:

       NAKAYAMA Nao

       SUGIURA Tatsuki & Debian JP Project

XXXXXXXXXX

       Copyright 2001-2008 SANO Taku (SAWATARI Mikage) and YAMASHINA Hio, all rights reserved.

       XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Perl XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

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