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- #!/bin/csh -fb
- # (The "-fb" might need to be changed to "-f" on some systems)
- #
- set MYFONTDIR=/tmp_mnt/hosts/zeppelin/builds/auto/irix62/metamail/fonts
-
- set CHARSET="$1"
- shift
- if ("$1" == "-e") then
- shift
- set CMD=($*:q)
- set RIGHTTERMCMD=($*:q)
- else
- set CMD=(more $*:q /dev/null)
- set RIGHTTERMCMD=(more $*:q)
- endif
- if ($?MM_CHARSET) then
- if ($MM_CHARSET == "$CHARSET") then
- $RIGHTTERMCMD:q
- exit
- endif
- endif
- if ($?MM_AUXCHARSETS) then
- if ($MM_AUXCHARSETS =~ *${CHARSET}*) then
- $RIGHTTERMCMD:q
- exit
- endif
- endif
- if (! -d $MYFONTDIR) then
- echo This message contains non-ASCII text, but the $CHARSET font
- echo has apparently not yet been installed on this machine.
- echo "(There is no directory named ${MYFONTDIR}.)"
- echo "What follows may be partially unreadable, but the English (ASCII) parts"
- echo "should still be readable."
- echo ""
- cat $*:q
- exit 0
- endif
-
- if (! $?DISPLAY) then
- echo This message contains non-ASCII text, which can only be displayed
- echo properly if you are running X11. What follows
- echo "may be partially unreadable, but the English (ASCII) parts"
- echo "should still be readable."
- cat $*:q
- exit 0
- endif
- set FPGREP=`xset q | grep $MYFONTDIR`
- if ("$FPGREP" == "") then
- echo Adding $MYFONTDIR to your font path.
- xset +fp $MYFONTDIR
- else
- echo Your font path appears to be correctly set.
- endif
- echo Running xterm to display text in $CHARSET, please wait...
- unsetenv MM_NOTTTY
-
- # The following line might work better on IBM RT and other machines that
- # think it smart inhibit 8 bit chars in xterms.
- # xterm -fn $CHARSET -tm litout -e $CMD
- set XCHARSET=\*`echo $CHARSET | sed -e s/iso-/iso/`
- xterm -fn "$XCHARSET" -e $CMD:q
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