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xenc-cset.data��0000666��00000001022�15077033244�0007274 0��ustar�00��# This file describes the correspondences between X encodings and Standard # charsets. # The first item of each line is X encoding, and the second is Standard # charset. These items are separated by space. # Lines starting with '#' are considered as comment. # Regular expressions used in shell scripts are permitted. # # Please also look at /usr/share/defoma/xenc-cset.data. # A lot of default correspondences are written in that file. # Correspondences in this file is prior to that file, so you # can override the default. ��fontconfig.subst-rule��0000666��00000001767�15077033244�0010753 0��ustar�00��# Debian Font Manager: Substitute Rule for fontconfig # # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE DIRECTLY! IF YOU WANT TO EDIT, TYPE # defoma-subst edit-rule fontconfig # INSTEAD. # # This file describes identifiers that other fonts must substitute for and # their information. # Each line contains one identifier of a font and some hints about the font. # Syntax of hints is: # --<HintTypeA>[,Score] <hint1> .. --<HintTypeB>[,Score] <hintA>.. # HintType specifies the type of hint, like Family, Weight and Charset. # Score specifies the degree of importance of the HintType and is either of # 1, 2, 3 or . The larger number, the more important. '' means the # specified HintType is required to match. # # Each item in a line is separated by space. # Lines starting with '#' are ignored. # serif --GeneralFamily,* Roman --Shape Serif Upright --Weight Medium sans-serif --GeneralFamily,* SansSerif --Shape NoSerif Upright --Weight Medium monospace --Width,* Fixed --GeneralFamily,2 Typewriter --Shape Upright --Weight Medium ��loc-cset.data��0000666��00000002355�15077033244�0007126 0��ustar�00��# loc-cset.data # This file describes which standard charset corresponds to a certain # Location, represented in Language-Region style. # Each line consists of two items. The first is Location, and the last # is standard charset. If a certain Location corresponds to multiple # charsets, separate them with comma. Russian* KOI8-R,CP1251,ISO8859-5 Ukrainian* KOI8-U,CP1251,ISO8859-5 Icelandic\|Italian\|English\|Dutch\|German\|Norwegian ISO8859-1 Portuguese\|Finnish\|French* ISO8859-1 Albanian\|Slovak\|Slovenian\|Czech\|Hungarian\|Magyar\|Polish* ISO8859-2 Romanian\|English\|SerboCroatian-Croatian\|SerboCroatian-Serb.Roman ISO8859-2 German* ISO8859-2 Afrikaans\|Turkish\|Maltese\|Italian\|English\|Esperanto\|Spanish* ISO8859-3 German* ISO8859-3 Icelandic\|English\|Estonian\|Greenlandic\|Swedish\|Danish\|German* ISO8859-10 Finnish\|Latvian\|Lithuanian* ISO8859-10 SerboCroatian-Serb.Cyrillic\|Bulgarian\|Macedonian ISO8859-5 Byelorussian* ISO8859-5 Arabic* ISO8859-6 Greek* ISO8859-7 Hebrew* ISO8859-8 Chinese-China\|Chinese-Singapore GB2312,GBK,GB18030 Chinese-Taiwan BIG5,CNS11643-1,CNS11643-2,CNS11643-3,CNS11643-4,CNS11643-5,CNS11643-6,CNS11643-7 Chinese-HongKong\|Chinese-Macau BIG5-HKSCS Japanese* JISX0208,JISX0201,JISX0212 Korean* KSX1001 ��csetenc-xenc.data2��0000666��00000001104�15077033244�0010045 0��ustar�00��# This file describes which X encoding corresponds to a certain Standard # Charset and Encoding. # The first item of each line is Standard Charset, the second is Standard # Encoding, and the last is X encoding which corresponds to the Standard # Charset and Encoding. Each item is separated by space. # # Lines starting with '#' character are considered as comment. # # Please also look at /usr/share/defoma/csetenc-xenc.data2. # A lot of default correspondences are written in that file. # Correspondences in this file is prior to that file, so # you can override the default. ��ps-cset-enc.data��0000666��00000007617�15077033244�0007544 0��ustar�00��# ps-cset-enc.data # This file describes what standard (national) charset corresponds to # Adobe-defined charsets/encodings. # Each line consists of three items, the first is Adobe-defined charset, # the second is Adobe-defined encoding, the third is standard (national) # charset, and the fourth is standard encoding. If Adobe-defined # charset/encoding corresponds to multiple standard charsets, write # them all by separating comma, in order of major to minor. #Legend: #<Adobe charset> <Adobe encoding> <std charset> <std encoding> Standard Standard ISO8859-1 Special Special font-specific * ISO8859-1 ISO8859-1 * ISO8859-2 ISO8859-2 * ISO8859-3 ISO8859-3 * ISO8859-4 ISO8859-4 * ISO8859-5 ISO8859-5 * ISO8859-6 ISO8859-6 * ISO8859-7 ISO8859-7 * ISO8859-8 ISO8859-8 * ISO8859-9 ISO8859-9 * ISO8859-10 ISO8859-10 # Following is information of the CJK charsets. You should refer to # Technical Note #5094 released by Adobe for details. # Japanese charsets note: # # Adobe-Japan1-0 corresponds to a combination of JIS X 0208-1983 (new JIS), # JIS X 0201-1997, JIS C 6226-1978 (old JIS, aka JIS X 0208-1978) and some # local extended characters. # Adobe-Japan1-1 corresponds to JIS X 0208-1990. # Adobe-Japan1-2 corresponds to Microsoft Windows charset, which consists of # JIS X 0208-1997 and some local extended characters. # Adobe-Japan2-0 corresponds to JIS X 0212-1990 charset. # Families of JIS X 0208 can be regarded as the same charset except # JIS C 6226-1978. JIS-83 JIS JISX0208 ISO2022-JP JIS-83 EUC JISX0208 EUC JIS-78 JIS JISC6226 ISO2022-JP JIS-78 EUC JISC6226 EUC JIS-83\|JIS-78 * ignore * RKSJ ignore 83pv * ignore Ext * ignore Add * ignore NWP * ignore Adobe-Japan1* H\|V JISX0208 ISO2022-JP Adobe-Japan1* EUC-? JISX0208,JISX0201 EUC Adobe-Japan1* RKSJ-? JISX0208,JISX0201 SHIFT-JIS Adobe-Japan1* UniJIS-UCS2-? JISX0208 UCS2 Adobe-Japan1* \|UniJIS-UTF8-? JISX0208 UTF8 Adobe-Japan1* 78-? JISC6226 ISO2022-JP Adobe-Japan1* 78-EUC-? JISC6226,JISX0201 EUC Adobe-Japan1* Hankaku JISX0201 Adobe-Japan1* * ignore Adobe-Japan2* Hojo-? JISX0212 ISO2022-JP Adobe-Japan2* Hojo-EUC-? JISX0212 EUC Adobe-Japan2* UniHojo-UCS2-? JISX0212 UCS2 Adobe-Japan2* UniHojo-UTF8-? JISX0212 UTF8 Adobe-Japan2* * ignore # Simplified Chinese charsets note: # # Adobe-GB1-0 corresponds to a combination of GB2312-80, GB1988 and others. # Adobe-GB1-1 corresponds to GBT12345-90 charset. # Adobe-GB1-2 corresponds to GBK charset. GBK consists of all CJK ideographs # included in UCS BMP and some local extentions. # Adobe-GB1-4 corresponds to GBK2K charset. GBK2K corresponds to the # CJK Extension A area. Adobe-GB1* GB-? GB2312 ISO2022 Adobe-GB1* GB-EUC-? GB2312,GB1988 EUC Adobe-GB1* GBT-? GBT12345 ISO2022 Adobe-GB1* GBT-EUC-? GBT12345,GB1988 EUC Adobe-GB1* GBK-EUC-? GB18030,GBK GBK Adobe-GB1* GBK2K-? GB18030 GBK2K Adobe-GB1* UniGB-UCS2-? GBK UCS2 Adobe-GB1* UniGB-UTF8-? GBK UTF8 Adobe-GB1* * ignore # Korean charsets note: # # Adobe-Korea1-0 corresponds to a combination of KS X 1001:1992, # KS X 1003:1993 (aka KS C 5601 and KS C 5636, respectively) and some local # extentions. # Adobe-Korea1-1 corresponds to a combination of KS X 1001:1992 with # Johab extentions and with Microsoft extentions (aka Unified Hangul Code). Adobe-Korea1* KSC-? KSX1001 ISO2022-KR Adobe-Korea1* KSC-EUC-? KSX1001,KSX1003 EUC Adobe-Korea1* UniKS-UCS2-? KSX1001 UCS2 Adobe-Korea1* UniKS-UTF8-? KSX1001 UTF8 Adobe-Korea1* * ignore # Traditional Chinese charsets note: # # Adobe-CNS1-0 corresponds to a combination of ETen-extended Big5 charset # and CNS11643 (plane 1 and 2) charsets. # Adobe-CNS1-1 corresponds to Government Common Character Set (GCCS) # and Hong Kong Supplementary Character Set (HKSCS). Adobe-CNS1* CNS1-? CNS11643-1 ISO2022 Adobe-CNS1* CNS2-? CNS11643-2 ISO2022 Adobe-CNS1* B5-?\|ETen-B5-? BIG5 BIG5 Adobe-CNS1* HKscs-B5-?\|HKgccs-B5-? BIG5-HKSCS BIG5 Adobe-CNS1* * ignore ��

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