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-.TH KTRANS 4
-.SH NAME
-ktrans \- language transliterator
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B ktrans
-[
-.B -K
-]
-[
-.B -k
-.I kbd
-]
-[
-.B -l
-.I lang
-]
-[
-.B -m
-.I mnt
-]
-.nf
-
-.IB /mnt/ktrans/kbd
-.IB /mnt/ktrans/kbdin
-.IB /mnt/ktrans/lang
-.fi
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.I ktrans
-is a fileserver that provides a transliteration overlay to
-.IR kbdfs (8).
-When run,
-.I ktrans
-mounts itself to
-.B /mnt/ktrans
-and binds its own
-.B kbd
-and
-.B kbdin
-files over those present in
-.BR /dev .
-.PP
-By default,
-.I ktrans
-also forks and reads input from the existing
-.BR /dev/kbd .
-The
-.B -k
-flag changes which file is read. The
-.B -K
-flag disables this process all together, limiting
-input to only the
-.B kbdin
-file.
-.SH CONVERSION
-Conversion is done in two steps: An implicit layer
-that is used for direct mappings between latin characters and
-an explicit multi rune conversion used for compound mappings.
-.I Ktrans
-does implicit conversion by passing through characters
-as they are input. Then when a sequence of input is matched,
-backspaces are emitted to clear the input sequence and the matched
-rune sequence is emitted. The last 'word' of input may be then
-additionaly transliterated by typing ctrl-\\. A newline character also
-performs this lookup, but additional newline characters will not
-cycle through alternatives.
-.SH CONTROL
-The language is selected by typing a control character:
-.TP
-.B ctl-t
-Passthrough mode
-.TP
-.B ctl-n
-Japanese mode. Implicit layer converts hepburn sequences to hiragana. Explicit
-layer converts sequences of hiragana with optional trailing particle or okurigana.
-.TP
-.B ctl-k
-Implicit only Japanese Katakana layer.
-.TP
-.B ctrl-c
-Chinese Wubi mode. No implicit conversion is done. Explicit layer
-converts sequences of latin characters to hanzi.
-.TP
-.B ctl-l
-Clear the explicit layer's current input sequence.
-.TP
-.B ctl-r
-Russian mode. Implicit layer converts latin to Cyrillic; the transliteration is mostly
-phonetic, with
-.B '
-for
-.IR myagkij-znak
-(ь),
-.B ''
-for
-.I tverdyj-znak
-(ъ)
-.I yo
-for ё,
-.B j
-for
-.IR i-kratkaya
-(й).
-.TP
-.B ctl-o
-Greek mode.
-.TP
-.B ctl-s
-Korean mode. Implicit layer converts latin to Korean Hangul.
-.SH SOURCE
-.B /sys/src/cmd/ktrans
-.SH SEE ALSO
-.IR rio (1)
-.IR kbdfs (8)
-.br
-.IR /sys/src/cmd/ktrans/README.kenji
-.br
-.IR /sys/src/cmd/ktrans/READMEJ.kenji
-.SH EXAMPLES
-To type the following Japanese text:
-
-.ft Jp
-私は毎日35分以上歩いて、 更に10分電車に乗って学校に通います。
- 健康の維持にも役だっていますが、 なかなかたのしいものです。
-.ft
-
-your keyboard typing stream should be:
-
-watashiHA[^\\]mainichi[^\\]35[^l]fun[^\\]ijou[^\\]aruIte,[^\\]
-saraNI[^\\]10[^l]fun[^\\]denshaNI[^\\]noTte[^\\]gakkouNI[^\\]
-kayoImasu.[\\n]kenkouNO[^\\]ijiNImo[^\\]yakuDAtteimasuga,[^\\]
-nakanakatanoshiImonodesu.[\\n]
-
-where [^\\] and [^l] indicate 'ctl-\\' and 'ctl-l',
-respectively.  See README.kenji for the details of this Japanese input
-method.
-.SH BUGS
-.PP
-There is no way to generate the control characters literally.
-.SH HISTORY
-Ktrans was originally written by Kenji Okamoto in August of 2000 for
-the 2nd edition of Plan 9.  It was imported in to 9front in July of
-2022, with patches by several contributors.