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skkfep(1)

skkfep1

Skk-like kana-to-kanji frontend processor

Usage

skkfep [options]

Overview

skkfep is a tool to input Kana and Kanji from the terminal. It invokes user's default shell unless -e option is specified.

Options

-okanjicode

Specifies the output kanji code. kanjicode is one of the following:

euc

EUC (or DEC code).

sj

MS-Kanji (Shift-JIS) code.

jisIO

JIS code. I and O are characters which represent shift-in/out escape sequence respectively. For shift-in, A,@(ESC $ @) or B(ESC $ B) can be specified; for shift-out, H(ESC ( H), J(ESC ( J) or B(ESC ( B) can be specified.

-fkanjicode

Specifies the file IO kanji code.

-udic dictionary

Specifies the user dictionary file. Default is $(HOME)/.skk-jisyo.

-bs

Toggle BS behavior when the file IO kanji code is JIS; the meaning of this option changes according to the configuration when this program was compiled. If you feel troublesome with the behavior of BS code, try this option.

-lm mode

Choose the mode of learning words got from skk server. mode is one of following:

none

Do not learn the words at all.

temporal

Learn the words while the skkfep process is alive, but do not record the learned information.

permanent

Learn the words and record them on the user dictionary.

-P

Preserve the input kana string for kana-kanji conversion when the conversion fails.

-kchar

Specify the kanji toggle key. A control character is expressed as ^ followed by an alphabet (for example, ^t). Default is ^T.

-esc

With this option, ESC key becomes `RETUEN-TO-SKK-MODE' key. This option is useful for vi-users.

-rs

Reverse status line.

-e command

Specify the program which is invoked by skkfep. If this option is omitted, skkfep invokes the default shell.

Environment variable

SKKSERVER

Specifies the host at which skkserv is running.