WNNENVRC(4)

NAME
    wnnenvrc  -  Initialzation file for Kana-To-Kanji conversion environment

SYNOPSIS
    /usr/local/lib/wnn/ja_JP/wnnenvrc (defualt)

DESCRIPTION
    Defines the conversion environment for the user. This file is defined in 
    uumrc.

    When the file is redefined, the latest version will be valid except setdic.
    The maximum of setdic is 20.
    Lines that start with a semicolon (;) are comments.

    The following settings are specified in this file.

	include <wnnenvrc_file> 
	  Specifies the other wnnenvrc file.

	setdic <dictionary_name>  <frequency_file_name> <dictionary_priority>
	       <dictionary_is_readonly> <frequency_files_readonly>
	       <dictionary_passwd_file_name>
	       <frequency_file_passwd_file_name>
	       <Kana-To-Kanji/Kanji-To-Kana>

	    dictionary_name :
		Specifies the dictionary filename.

	    frequency_file_name :
		Specifies the frequency file name of specified dictionary.
		If it is "-", Internal frequency of dictionary will be used.

	    dictionary_priority :
		Specifies a priority of specified dictionary and is decimal
		code.

	    dictionary_is_readonly, frequency_files_readonly :
		1: dictionary is read only
		0: dictionary can be updated

	    
	    dictionary_passwd_file_name :
		Specifies the password filename of the dictionary.


	    frequency_file_passwd_file_name :
		Specifies the password filename of the frequency file.

	    Kana-To-Kanji/Kanji-To-Kana :
		1: Kana-To-Kanji
		0: Kanji-To-Kana

	    The default is -  5 0 0  - - 0.

	setfuzokugo <file_name>   
	    Specifies the fuzokugo file.

	setparam  <c0>  <c1>   <c2>   <c3>   <c4>   <c5>   <c6>   <c7>  <c8>  
		  <c9>  <c10>  <c11>  <c12>  <c13>  <c14>  <c15>  <c16>  

	    Specifies the parameter values for conversion. The parameters
	    should  be integers.

	confirm
	    When the dictionaries set in "setdic" do not exist,
	    the system confirms with the user on whether he wants to create
	    each individual new dictionaries.

	confirm1
	    When the dictionaries set in "setdic" do not exist,
	    the system only confirm once with the user to create all the new
	    usage dictionaries.

	create_without_confirm 
	    When the dictionaries set in "setdic" do not exist, new
	    dictionaries will be created automatically.

	no_create 
	    When the dictionaries set in "setdic" do not exist, new
	    dictionaries will not be created automatically.

 * Note
	During path definition, the following abbreviations can be used.
	(1) -		The value of environment variable HOME
	(2) -username	The home directory of the username defined in /etc/passwd.
	(3) @HOME	The value of environment variable HOME
	(4) @LIBDIR	The path /usr/local/lib/wnn
	(5) @USR	The value of environment variable LOGNAME

    In top of include, the following abbreviations can be used :
    ~, ~username, @HOME @LIBDIR
	~ 		The value of environment variable HOME .
	usrname 	The home directory for the user in "/etc/passwd".
	@HOME 		The value of environment variable HOME .
	@LIBDIR 	The path "/usr/local/lib/wnn".

    In setdic, first @USR is the user name of uum (refer to uum(1)).

EXAMPLE
	setdic	usr/@USR/ud		-			8 0 0 - - 0
	setdic	pubdic/pd-kihon.dic	usr/@USR/kihon.h	1 1 0 - - 0
	setdic	pubdic/pd-tankan.dic	usr/@USR/tankan.h	1 1 0 - - 0


CAUSION
    The file name of Dictionaries or frequency files are in the machine of
    jserver to which uum will connect. If the specified user dictionaries or
    frequency files are not exist, these will be created in the machine of
    jserver

SEE ALSO
	uum(1), jserver(1), uumrc(4), cvt_key_tbl(4)
