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- Usage: DIGRAPH [-<flag> [<arg0> <arg1> ...]]
- A command for maintaining the internal digraph table. See
- BIND ENTER_DIGRAPH for information on entering digraphs.
-
- Use the DIGRAPH command without any arguments to display the
- current digraph table. Note that if you are using a map
- other than Latin-1, (your TRANSLATION variable is set to
- something else than LATIN-1), many characters might be
- converted on the screen to something that your terminal is
- capable of displaying.
-
- Available flags:
- -ADD <arg0> <arg1> <arg2>
- Adds a digraph to the table, where <arg0> and <arg1> are the two
- characters that should result in the digraph represented by the
- character <arg2>. The arguments can be given in several formats.
- DIGRAPH -ADD a b c
- will result in a digraph entry for the letter "c", that will be given
- by composing the letters "a" and "b".
- DIGRAPH -ADD a b !c
- would result in a digraph entry for the letter represented by an "a"
- with a tilde above, which is the same as "c" with MSB (bit 8) set in the
- ISO 8859/1 map. The very same result is achieved with
- DIGRAPH -ADD 61 62 227
- thus giving the values in directly in decimal.
- All modes can be combined.
-
- -REMOVE <arg0> <arg1>
- Removes a digraph entry in the table, in a similar fashion as
- DIGRAPH -ADD.
-
- -CLEAR
- Removes ALL digraph entries from the table.
- Use this command only if you know what you are doing.
- It's primary use is when loading the .ircrc file.
-
- If you do any changes in the digraph table, using -ADD,
- -REMOVE or -CLEAR flags, they will be recorded in your .ircrc
- file if you chose to save it.
-
- See Also:
- BIND ENTER_DIGRAPH
- SET TRANSLATION
-