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XHPGetEurasianCvt(3X)													     XHPGetEurasianCvt(3X)

NAME

       XHPGetEurasianCvt - return the convert routine for Eurasian keyboards

SYNOPSIS

       #include <X11/XHPlib.h>

       PFI
       XHPGetEurasianCvt(display)
       Display *display;

DESCRIPTION

       XHPGetEurasianCvt will return the convert routine required by XHPConvertLookup to convert keysyms to HP character codes.  The display
       argument is used to identify the keymap currently associated with the display structure.

       Note that calling XHPGetEurasianCvt forces all convert routines for all character sets that correspond to HP keyboards to be linked with
       your code.  If this is not desired, this routine should not be used.

       Users of this routine will also want to perform initialization of the keyboard previous to its use in XHPConvertLookup.	A macro has been
       provided that will do this.  This macro, XHPInputInit, should be called as part of the initialization of any client making use
       XHPGetEurasianCvt.

       XHPConvertLookup and XHPGetEurasianCvt are provided for backwards compatibility only; these routines will be discontinued in a future
       release of HP-UX.  Users desiring the same capabilities as those provided by these routines should use XOpenIM, XCreateIC, and
       XmbLookupString.

RETURN VALUE

       XHPGetEurasianCvt returns a pointer to the convert routine if it succeeds; it returns zero upon failure.

EXAMPLES

       The following is an extract from an application that supports all the default character sets for HP's Eurasian keyboards.  The call to
       XHPConvertLookup converts a keyevent to a keysym, and then into a string of characters.	The function returned by XHPGetEurasianCvt tells
       XHPConvertLookup into which HP character set the string is to be encoded.

       Display *display;
       XComposeStatus *status;

       XHPInputInit(display, status);
	.
	.
	.
       count = XHPConvertLookup (event, buffer, nbytes, &keysym, status,
					 XHPGetEurasianCvt(display));

ORIGIN

       Hewlett-Packard Company

SEE ALSO

       XHPConvertLookup(3X), XHPInputChinese_s(3X), XHPInputChinese_t(3X), XHPInputJapanese(3X), XHPInputKorean(3X), XHPInputRoman8(3X),
       XHPSetKeyboardMapping(3X)

X Version 11							     Release 5						     XHPGetEurasianCvt(3X)

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XHPInputISO7sub(3X)													       XHPInputISO7sub(3X)

NAME

       XHPInputISO7sub - map keysyms into ISO 7-bit substitution characters.

SYNOPSIS

	int XHPInputISO7sub(display, keysym, modifiers, buffer_return, bytes_buffer, status_in_out)
	    Display *display;
	    KeySym *keysym;
	    unsigned int modifiers;
	    char *buffer_return;
	    int bytes_buffer;
	    XComposeStatus *status_in_out;

DESCRIPTION

       display	      Specifies the connection to the X server.

       keysym	      Specifies the keysym that is to be converted into an ISO 7-bit substitution character.

       modifiers      Specifies the modifiers to be applied to the keysym.

       buffer_return  Returns the translated characters.

       bytes_buffer   Specifies the length of the buffer.  No more than bytes_buffer of translation are returned.

       status_in_out  Specifies the XComposeStatus structure.

       XHPInputISO7sub will convert keysym into a ISO 7-bit substitution character, if appropriate.  This routine will also process the control
       modifier.  The return value is the length of the string returned in buffer_return.  This routine is intended to be used in conjunction with
       XHPConvertLookup.

       status_in_out is used to hold the information necessary to perform 7-bit substitution input.  This structure must contain null values
       before this routine is first invoked, and must remain unchanged between uses.

       XHPConvertLookup and XHPInputISO7sub are provided for backwards compatibility only; these routines will be discontinued in a future release
       of HP-UX.  The operating system provides no direct support for processing ISO 7-bit substitution characters.  Users of ISO 7-bit
       substitution character set should migrate their data to a supported 8-bit encoding, such as ISO 8859.1.	Additionally, users desiring the
       same capabilities as those provided by these routines should use XOpenIM, XCreateIC, and XmbLookupString.

ORIGIN

       Hewlett-Packard Company

SEE ALSO

       XHPConvertLookup(3X)

X Version 11							     Release 5						       XHPInputISO7sub(3X)

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