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NJStar(tm) - A Japanese Word Processor Version 2.1j
USER MANUAL
Copyright (C) Hongbo Ni 1991-1992. All Rights Reserved.
=============================================================================
SOFTWARE LICENSE
This Software Licence contains of three sections. Please read it carefully.
The term "NJStar Owner" refers to Hongbo Ni and Hongbo Data Systems only.
Section I.
This section is applicable to both NJStar Shareware Version and NJStar
Registered Version.
1.1 NJStar is not and has never been public domain software, nor is it free
software. It is NJStar owner's property.
1.2 No one may modify or patch the NJStar executable files in any way,
including but not limited to decompiling, disassembling, or otherwise
reverse engineering the program.
1.3 The use of NJStar, except for the initial 30-day trial, requires
registration. The use of unlicensed copies of NJStar by any person,
business, corporation, government agency or any other entity is strictly
prohibited.
Section II.
This section is applicable to NJStar Shareware Version.
2.1 Any use of NJStar Shareware Version is the implication of a user's
acceptance of the terms and conditions listed in this Licence.
2.2 Non-registered users are granted a limited license to use NJStar
Shareware Version on a 30-day trial basis for the purpose of determining
whether NJStar is suitable for their needs.
2.3 A limited license is granted to copy and distribute NJStar only for the
trial use of others, subject to the above limitations, and also the
following:
A) NJStar must be copied in unmodified form, complete with the file
containing this license information and the file containing
registration information.
B) The full machine-readable NJStar documentation must be also
included with each copy.
C) NJStar may not be distributed in conjunction with any other product
without a specific license to do so from the author.
D) No fee, charge, or other compensation may be requested or accepted,
except as authorized below:
a) Operators of electronic bulletin board systems (sysops) may
make NJStar available for downloading only as long as the
above conditions are met. An overall or time-dependent charge
for the use of the bulletin board system is permitted as long
as there is not a specific charge for the download of NJStar.
b) Vendors may distribute NJStar only after obtaining written
permission from the Author. Such permission is usually
granted. Please write for details (enclose your catalog).
Vendors may charge a disk duplication and handling fee, which,
when pro-rated to the NJStar product, may not exceed six
dollars.
Section III.
This section is applicable to NJStar Registered Version.
3.1 User's request for registration for NJStar Registered Version is the
implication of a user's acceptance of the terms and conditions listed in
this Licence.
3.2 A single user license permits a user to use NJStar only on a single
computer. Licensed user may use the program on different computers,
but may not use the program on more than one computer at the same time.
Multiple user license requires special permission.
3.3 A personal user license permits a user to use NJStar primarily for "HOME
USE" purpose. Licensed user may use the program at office setting for
10% or less of daily working hours. Organizational user license
requires special permission.
3.4 User's registration for NJStar Registered Version is a purchase for the
right to use NJStar only under the term and conditions listed in this
Licence. At no circumstance, licensed users are allowed to copy or
resell their licenses or NJStar product to the third party.
3.5 When upgrade to a newer version of NJStar, user's licence for the
previous version are automatically suspended. At no circumstance,
licensed users are allowed to transfer or resell their licenses or
NJStar product for the previous version to the third party.
NOTE: The text of this licence is also listed in file README.DOC. For a
complete text of NJStar's LIMITED WARRANTY, please see README.DOC.
=============================================================================
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual covers complete information to run NJStar 2.1 Shareware Version
and Registered Version.
This manual contains following parts,
1. NJStar Overview
2. Program Usage
3. Menu and Help
4. File Management
5. Cursor Movement
6. File Editing
7. Search and Replace
8. Block Operation
9. Inputting Japanese
10. Macros Commands
11. Printing and File Conversion
12. NJCONFIG.EXE
13. JAPKANA.EXE and JAPKANJI.EXE
14. JISFONT.EXE
Appendix 1: List of NJStar Configurable Functions
Appendix 2: List of NJStar Key Names
Appendix 3: Summary of NJStar Location-Sensitive Mouse Functions
Please notice the following points for this manual.
(1). This manual is organized similar to the NJStar's menu tree. All
functions are grouped as with they are listed in the main menu.
Functions that do not appear in the main menu will be grouped into
related parts too.
(2). Each function includes a brief explanation. The related information are
also presented under each functions. For instance, Romaji input method
for Japanese characters is described under the Function of <RomajiInput>.
(3). NJStar's configurable function names are presented with <> signs.
NJStar's default key configuration are presented with [] signs. For
example, <RomajiInput>[Alt+F5] means the command RomajiInput is assigned
to Alt+F5
(4). This manual is in EUC-JIS format, containing some Japanese characters.
User may view the files in NJStar. When viewing with other English editors,
all English characters can be viewed properly, although Japanese
characters are scrabbled.
(5). This manual may not be able to be printed properly with English editor.
(6). This manual is in two files, this file and NJSTAR2.DOC.
Please also see file README.DOC for more information.
=============================================================================
1. NJSTAR OVERVIEW
This section presents an overview of NJStar 2.1, as well as some concepts
that will be used in the following part of this manual.
User may start NJStar from any DOS prompt, if the NJStar's subdirectory is in
the system path statement. NJStar also provides a full range of command line
options, for convenience of opening and editing files.
NJStar's interface includes both fully functional menu system and key-pressed
command system. All major functions are re-configurable, that is, capable to
be reassigned into user selected keys. NJStar provides a brief help screen
that can be used as a reminder of command keys. The help screen may be
rewritten by user too. Please also remember that NJStar's screen colors are
configurable too, through NJCONFIG.EXE.
After entering NJStar, the top 24 lines (18 lines for EGA monitors) are used
as the editing screen, that user can display and editing file there. The
bottom line is used for the following purposes at the most of time,
A) Displaying the current Japanese input mode;
B) Accepting the Japanese input codes;
C) Displaying for Japanese characters that can be used for input;
D) Displaying Macro recording mode; and
E) Displaying JSACII mode.
And the bottom line may also be used for the following purposes when
necessary,
A) Reporting file or system status;
B) Reporting operation results;
C) Reporting error messages; and
D) Accepting the operational variables.
Please notice, there are two different concepts of line in NJStar. One is
called "Screen Line," a line as shown in the screen. The other is "Hard
Line," a string ending with a [Return] character. Thus, A hard line is a
paragraph at many cases.
In NJStar, the maximum size of a single file is 64 K. However, NJStar can
edit multiple files simultaneously. If multiple files opened for editing,
the "File Ring" is established for file management. The file that displays
in the screen is known as "Current File." A file ring may looks like the
following diagram, with a counterclockwise order:
FILENAME.1 <----- Current File
/ \
/ \
/ \
FILENAME.2 ---------> FILENAME.3
When a new file opened, it will be added to the file ring, next to the
current file, and then the newly-opened file would be switched to the current
file. See the following diagram,
Current File ---> FILENAME.4 <-------- FILENAME.1
| ^
| |
v |
FILENAME.2 -------> FILENAME.3
There is no limit of number of files in the file ring, as long as the
computer can provide efficient space to load the file. NJStar's file
management functions make it very easy to control a single file or a bunch of
files. In addition to those functions invoked by the user, NJStar can
automatically save current file to prevent any unexpected power interruption.
NJStar may also keep a .BAK file for the user when save the file.
When inputting Japanese characters, NJStar uses Romaji as the primary input
method. When user enters a Romaji code, NJStar will response one or a list of
match characters will appear in the bottom line. Then, user may select the
relevant character in order to enter it into the editing screen.
NJStar's editing functions, including cursor locating, text copying, moving,
deleting, as well as undeleting commands, make it possible to manipulate text
in the way user would prefer. Then, the complete block functions make those
editing tasks even easier, especially for exchanging data between multiple
files. NJStar's macros also add the possibility for user to create many
shortcuts for many tasks.
When printing, user doesn't need to leave NJStar. A file can be printed to 9
pin, 24 pin dot matrix printers, as well as laser printer within NJStar.
Meanwhile, NJStar's print format commands enable user to customize the page
layout whenever necessary. User may specify the range of the page number to
print and the destination of output devices for printing. A file can be
output at user's choice, no matter in what JIS code when the file was
written. NJStar also provide many file conversion capability.
Now, for more detailed description of NJStar's functions and operational
procedures, please read the following text.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2. PROGRAM USAGE
This section describes NJStar's usage, as well as its command line options.
To invoke NJSTAR from the DOS prompt, first please make sure that NJSTAR
files (NJSTAR.EXE and other auxiliary files) are in the current subdirectory
or accessible through the system path statement. The following is a brief
presentation about NJSTAR usage and command line options:
[USAGE]
NJSTAR [options] [filename, filename, ... filenames] [+linenum]
[OPTIONS]
-?/h - Help information
-e - Use EGA 19 line display at VGA monitor
-d - Automatically display a file until [Ctrl + C] pressed
-lmacro - Load Macro from file "macro.NJM" into macro buffer
-xmacro - Load Macro from file "macro.NJM" into macro buffer and
then execute the macro once
Filename: For any file(s) to be edited. More than one file name can be
entered at a command line. DOS wildcards, * or ?, can be used
as part of file name. The drive name and the full path can be
added to the file if necessary. If no file name entered,
NJStar will open an unnamed area for editing.
+linenum: [linenum] is an integer on which line the cursor will be
located after the file is opened. A line here is a string
ending with a [Return] character, not a screen line. If line
number is greater than maximum line number, the cursor will be
located at the end of the file. The special line number, "+$",
will bring the cursor to the end of the file, too. When no
line number entered, NJStar will display from the beginning of
the file.
[EXAMPLES]
C:\NJSTAR20> NJSTAR njstar.man +200 njstar +$
C:\NJSTAR20> NJSTAR *.doc *.txt
C:\NJSTAR20> NJSTAR -e njstar.doc
C:\NJSTAR20> NJSTAR -v *.tx?
Please notice that, among NJStar's auxiliary files, only font files can be
located at the location other than NJStar's subdirectory. If this is the
case, user need to use a DOS environmental variable, NJZK, to identify the
location of font files. For example, add the following line to user's
AUTOEXEC.BAT, if the font file is located at the subdirectory of C:\NJFONT,
SET NJZK=D:\NJFONT
=============================================================================
3. MENU AND HELP
This section describes NJStar's Menu and online Help. They are located under
"Help" in the main menu.
FUNCTION <Menu> [Shift + F1]
This function will call up NJStar's pull-down menu.
The following is the Menu Tree in English. For the limited space, some items
are abbreviated arbitrarily. However, NJStar's regular menu tree is in
Japanese. Please specify in user's registration order form for a version that
would display Menu and all prompts in English.
FILE EDIT BLOCK SEARCH INPUT MACRO OUTPUT HELP
========= ========== ========= ========= ======== ========= ========= =========
LoadFile Undelete MarkBlock Search Romaji MacroRec Print QuickHelp
SaveFile DelLine MarkLine Search-> EUCinput MacroExec CreatePCX Copyright
RenameFil DelToEndLn CopyBlock Search<- JISinput SaveMacro ---------
SaveBlock DelToBegLn MoveBlock Replace Ascii ReadMacro Saveto...
ListDir DupLine DelBlock AutoReplc Jascii ..EUC
FileList ---------- UnDelBlk --------- ReadKanji ..New-JIS
NextFile FileStatus UnMarkBlk BegLine ..Old-JIS
PrevFile TimeDate GotoBlock EndLine ..NEC-JIS
Save&Quit WordCount Copy PageUp
SaveAll Toggle EOL Paste PageDown
QuitFile BegFile
ExitAll EndFile
GotoLine
At ASCII mode, or in Romaji input mode without Japanese to be selected in the
bottom line, user may press [Esc] to call up the menu.
Mouse user may use the mouse cursor pointing at the top line of the screen,
then click the mouse's left button once to call up the menu.
When the main menu displays, user may use the cursor keys or the mouse cursor
to select a main menu item. Then, user may press [Return], or click the left
mouse button once, to invoke that item, activating a pull-down submenu. User
may select a submenu item in the same way as with the main menu items. To
turn off the main menu, user may press [Esc] key, or click the left mouse
button once while the mouse cursor pointing to any location outside the
current menu area.
FUNCTION <QuickHelp> [F1]
This function will display NJSTAR's Quick Help screen. The content of default
help screen may be found at file NJCONFIG.HLP.
There are 24 lines in the help screen, with up to 80 characters in each line.
Only 18 Lines can be displayed on EGA screen at one time, but the rest 6
lines will be displayed after the first screen. If user has modified the file
NJCONFIG.HLP, or user wants to use his/her own help screen, it is needed to
run NJCONFIG.EXE in order to write new Help screen onto NJSTAR.EXE. A
help screen file can have 80 characters per line and up to 24 line in
maximum. It must be in ASCII format or EUC format.
After viewing the help screen, user may press any key to go back to the
current editing screen.
=============================================================================
4. FILE MANAGEMENT
This section describes NJStar's file management functions. All functions
listed here can be found under "File Management" in the top menu.
FUNCTION <ListDir> [Alt + F1]
This function will list files in a subdirectory, as well as the total file
number and free disk space. User may specify the drive, path, or file name,
if necessary. After viewing the directory, user may press any key to go back
to the editing screen.
FUNCTION <EditFile> [F8]
This function will open a user specified file on disk, and place it to the
File Ring after the current file. Then, NJStar will switch to the newly-
opened file and handle it as new current file.
When executing this function, NJStar would prompt user for file name. User
may enter file at the prompt, including the drive name and full path if
necessary. Alternatively, user may enter [F1] to list out all files in the
current directory in a pop-up directory menu, and then select file there with
cursor keys or the mouse, as with selecting a menu item. The pop-up directory
menu provides a handy way for user to navigate all disk drives.
Before switching to the newly-opened file, NJStar would check to see if the
current file is modified. User needs to confirm weather or not to save the
current file if any unsaved modification is detected. If user answers [N]o,
the unsaved modification in the current file will be abandoned.
At any point, user may press [Esc] key to cancel the request.
FUNCTION <NextFile> [F10]
When editing multiple files, this function will move to the next file in the
File Ring and then present that file as the current file.
Before leaving the current file, NJStar would check to see if the current
file is modified. User needs to confirm whether or to save the current file
if any unsaved modification is detected. If user answers [N]o, the unsaved
modification in the current file will be abandoned. However, before entering
an answer, user may press [Esc] to cancel the request.
FUNCTION <PrevFile> [Alt + F10]
When editing multiple files, this function will move to the previous file in
the File Ring and then present that file as the current file. (Please see
<NextFile>.)
FUNCTION <FileList> [Ctrl + F10]
When editing multiple files, this function will display a pop-up menu with
all file names in the current File Ring. The current file name will be listed
as the first item and others listed in the order of the File Ring. User may
select any file from the list, without changing the order of the File Ring.
When the list displays, user may use the cursor key to select an file name,
and then press [Return] to move to that file. Or, user may use the mouse
cursor to point to the file name and then click the left button once to
select the file. User may also press [Esc] to select no file and go back to
the current file. Otherwise, when a file is selected, NJStar will check the
modification in the current file. If there is any unsaved modification, the
system will ask the user to save the file if necessary. (Please see
<NextFile>.)
If there is no Japanese character at the bottom line waiting to be selected,
mouse user may also point the mouse cursor at the middle section of the
bottom line and then click the left button once to invoke this function.
FUNCTION <RenameFile> [F7]
This function will rename the current file to a user specified name, without
saving it immediately.
The program will prompt user to enter the new file name. User may enter a
valid file name, with drive name and full path if necessary. NJStar would
prompt the user to confirm the name if the file name exists already. User
could always cancel the request by pressing [Esc] key.
FUNCTION <SaveFile> [F2]
This function will save the current file to disk, under its current file
name. If NJStar is configured to produce .BAK file when save file, it will
procedure a .BAK file before saving.
If disk is full or the file is read only, an error message will be displayed
on the bottom line.
FUNCTION <File> [F4]
When quitting from the current file, this function will save the current file
to disk. Then, if there was only one opening file, it quits to DOS,
otherwise, it quits to the next file in the File Ring.
If disk is full or the file is READ ONLY, an error message will be displayed
on the bottom line and NJStar will stop to quit. If the disk is full, user
may change to other disk. If current editing file is READ ONLY, user may
apply <RenameFile> to rename current file to another file name, then run
<File> or <SaveFile> again.
FUNCTION <SaveAll> [Ctrl + F4]
When editing multiple files, this function will save the current file to
disk. Then, it will release all files from the File Ring and quit from NJStar
back to the DOS. If it fails to save files, it would stop to quit. (Please
see <File>.)
FUNCTION <QuitFile> [F3]
When quitting from the current file, this function will permit user to quit
the current file without saving. However, if the current file has been
modified, user needs to confirm if user wants or not to save the file. Press
[Y] for keeping modification, or [N] to quit for sure. After that, if there
was only one opening file, it quits to DOS, otherwise, it quits to the next
file in the File Ring.
FUNCTION <QuitAll> [Ctrl + F3]
When editing multiple files, this function will permit user to quit the
current file without saving. However, if the current file has been modified,
user may need to confirm if user wants to save the file. (Please see
<QuitFile>.
=============================================================================
5. CURSOR MOVEMENT
This section describes NJStar's cursor movement functions. Some of them are
located under "Search/Move" in the top menu.
Mouse user may point the mouse cursor to any position in the screen, except
the top line, and then click the left button once to relocated the cursor in
the current screen.
FUNCTION <CursorLeft> [LEFT]
This function will move the cursor to the previous character, if the cursor
is on the beginning of the current line, the cursor will move to the end of
the previous line. If the cursor is on the top left of the screen, the
screen display will scroll up one line.
FUNCTION <CursorRight> [RIGHT]
This function will move the cursor to the next character, if the cursor is on
the end of the current line, the cursor will move to the beginning of the
next line. If the cursor is on the bottom right of the screen, the screen
display will scroll down one line.
FUNCTION <CursorUp> [UP]
This function will move the cursor one line up. A line here is a line shown
on the screen, not a hard line. If the cursor is on the top line of the
current screen, the screen display will scroll up one line.
FUNCTION <CursorDown> [DOWN]
This function will move the cursor one line down. If the cursor is on the
bottom line of the current screen, the screen display will scroll down one
line.
FUNCTION <BegLine> [HOME]
This function will move the cursor to the beginning of the current screen
line.
FUNCTION <EndLine> [END]
This function will move the cursor to the end of the current screen line.
FUNCTION <WordLeft> [Ctrl + LEFT]
This function will move the cursor to the beginning of the current word. In
NJStar, all Japanese Characters, ASCII letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and
underscore (_) are handled as elements of a word. Other characters,
including Japanese punctuation, are considered as word separators.
FUNCTION <WordRight> [Ctrl + RIGHT]
This function will move the cursor to the beginning of the next word. (Please
see <WordLeft>.)
FUNCTION <BegScreen> [Ctrl + UP] or [Ctrl + A]
This function will move the cursor to the top left of the current screen. If
the cursor is at that position already, it will do nothing.
FUNCTION <EndScreen> [Ctrl + DOWN] or [Ctrl + Z]
This function will move the cursor to the bottom left of the current screen.
If the cursor is at that position already, it will do nothing.
FUNCTION <PageUp> [PGUP]
This function will move the cursor to the bottom line of the previous screen,
then display a new screen. If the current screen is the top screen, it will
do nothing.
FUNCTION <PageDown> [PGDN]
This function will move the cursor to the top line of the next screen, then
display a new screen. If the current screen is the last screen, it will do
nothing.
Mouse user may also point the mouse cursor at any position in the current
screen, except the top line, then click the left button twice to move the
cursor one page down.
FUNCTION <BegFile> [Ctrl + HOME]
This function will move the cursor to the beginning of the file, and
redisplay the screen if necessary. If the cursor is at the beginning of the
file, it will do nothing.
FUNCTION <EndFile> [Ctrl + END]
This function will move the cursor to the end of the file, and redisplay the
screen if necessary. If the cursor is at the end of the file, it will do
nothing.
FUNCTION <ScrollUp> [Alt + UP] or [Ctrl + U]
This function will scroll the screen display up one line at one time, until
the beginning of the file.
Mouse user may point the mouse cursor at any position of the current screen,
except the top line, and then drag the mouse up to scroll the screen up.
FUNCTION <ScrollDown> [Alt + DOWN] or [Ctrl + D]
This function will scroll the screen display down one line at one time, until
the end of the file.
Mouse user may point the mouse cursor at any position of the current screen,
except the top line, and then drag the mouse down to scroll the screen down.
FUNCTION <GotoLine> [Ctrl + F6]
This function will move the cursor to a user specified line and then
redisplay the screen if necessary. A line here is a hard line.
When NJStar asks for line number, user may response one of the following:
Line # Results
====== ====================================================
100 Go to the 100th line
+50 Forward 50 lines from the current line
-20 Backward 50 lines from the current line
$ Go to the end of the file
9999 When line number exceeded, go to the end of the file
=============================================================================
6. FILE EDITING
This section describes NJStar's basic editing commands. Please see the next
two sections for Search/Replace and Block Operations. Some functions listed
below can be found under "Editing Function" in the main menu.
FUNCTION <Enter> [ENTER]
This function will insert a [Return] character in the end of the current line
and then move the cursor to the beginning of the next new line.
This function is also used for accepting user input in the many cases, such
as search strings, file names, printing variables, etc.
FUNCTION <HardReturn> [GREYENTER] or [Shift + ENTER]
This function will enter a [Return] character in the search string. The
display of the [Return] character depends on user's setting of the End of
Line symbol. The default is ASCII character 20.
For other situations, this function is the same as <Enter>.
FUNCTION <Space> [SpaceBar]
This function will enter a space character into the current file. If the
system is in non-JASCII mode, it is an ASCII space character, otherwise,
it would be two ASCII space characters.
When the bottom line has Japanese characters waiting to be selected, this
function is used to for selecting the first character on the list.
Please notice, this is not a configurable function.
FUNCTION <DelChar> [DEL]
This function will delete the character at the current cursor position. If
the current cursor is at the end of a line, the End of Line character, i.e.,
[Return] character, will be deleted so the next line will join to the current
line.
FUNCTION <BackSpace> [BS]
This function will delete the character before the current cursor position.
If the current cursor is at the beginning of a line, the previous line's End
of Line character will be deleted so the current line will join to the
previous line.
FUNCTION <DelLine> [Ctrl + BS]
This function will delete the current screen line, including the End of Line
character.
FUNCTION <DelToBegLine> [Ctrl + J]
This function will delete all characters up to the beginning of the current
screen line, not including the character at the current cursor position. If
the cursor is at the beginning of a line, it will do nothing.
FUNCTION <DelToEndLine> [Ctrl + K] or [Ctrl + E]
This function will delete all characters from that in the current cursor
position to the end of the current screen line, not including the End of Line
character. However, if the current line is a blank line, or the cursor is at
the end of a line, the End of Line character will be deleted.
FUNCTION <UnDelLine> [F9]
This function will recover text that is most recently deleted by any deleting
functions listed above, and insert the recovered text into the current cursor
position.
If user continually uses one or more deleting functions, all texts deleted
continually could be recovered by this function too. However, if user
invokes any other non-deleting functions between deleting, including any
cursor moving, only the latest deleted text could be recovered.
FUNCTION <DupLine> [Ctrl + L]
This function will copy the current screen line to the next line, and then
move cursor down to the next line.
FUNCTION <TimeDate> [Ctrl + T]
This function will insert the current system date and time into the editing
screen with Japanese convention. That is, data is presented in the order of
Year, Month, Day, Weekday, Hour, Minute, and Second.
If the system clock is not set correct, the date could be irrelevant.
FUNCTION <ToggleEOL> [Ctrl + F9]
This function will toggle the display of End of Line symbols. The symbol
character and the initial display status can be defined with NJCONFIG.EXE.
The default symbol is ASCII character 20, and the default display status is
off.
FUNCTION <FileStatus> [Ctrl + F1]
This function will display the status of the current file, such as which JIS
code the curent file is in, file size, number of Japanese characters, and
number of hard lines, at the bottom line. The current cursor position, in
terms of line and column, is also displayed. With NJCONFIG.EXE, user may
specify whether to display the cursor position in hard line or screen line.
The default is to display it in hard line. For a slow machine, it is
suggested to display it in screen line.
FUNCTION <WordCount> [Ctrl + F5]
This function will count the frequency of a user specified string, at the
area beginning from the current cursor position to the end of the file. The
counting result will be displayed at the bottom line.
The system will prompt user for a string to be counted when this function is
invoked. The string may be any type of text that would appear in the file.
When entering a string, user may use any relevant input method to input
Japanese or other characters. If this function, or any one of searching
functions, is called earlier, the system will prompt with the previously
entered string. In this case, user may press [Ctrl + BackSpace] to clear the
prompted string, or use arrow keys, [Del], and [Backspace] to edit the
string. When ready, user may press [Return] key to accept the string. (The
<HardReturn> key is used to enter the End of Line symbol in the string.) Or,
if necessary, user may press [Esc] key at any time to cancel the counting
request.
=============================================================================
7. SEARCH AND REPLACE
This section describes NJStar's Search and Replace functions. All of them
are located under "Search/Move" in the top menu.
FUNCTION <Search> [F5]
This function will search a user specified string, beginning from the current
cursor position and towards the end of the file. When the first match string
is found, the cursor will be relocated to the beginning of the string and the
screen may be redisplayed if necessary. If no match string found, a message
will be displayed at the bottom line.
The string to be searched may be any type of text that would appear in the
text file. Please see <WordCount> for entering the search string.
FUNCTION <SearchForward> [Ctrl + F]
This function will search a string that user entered previously, beginning
from the current cursor position and towards the end of the file. If the
first match string is found, the cursor will be relocated to the beginning of
the string and the screen may be redisplayed. If no match string found, a
message will be displayed at the bottom line.
Please notice, if there is no previously entered string, this function would
prompt user for a search string. Please see <WordCount> for entering the
string.
FUNCTION <SearchBackward> [Ctrl + B]
This function will search a string, beginning from the character prior of the
current cursor position towards the beginning of the file. If the first match
string is found, the cursor will be relocated to the beginning of the string
and the screen may be redisplayed. If no match string found, a message will
be displayed at the bottom line.
With NJCONFIG.EXE, user may set up this function to accept user input for a
search string or not to do so. If user input is expected, or if there is no
previously entered string, user may enter a search string at the prompt.
Please see <WordCount> for entering the string.
FUNCTION <SearchReplace> [F6]
This function will search for a user specified string and replace it with
another user specified string, in the area beginning from the current cursor
position and towards the end of the file. The system will prompt user for
both search string and replace string separately. Similar to other search
functions, if previous entered search or replace string exists, it will
prompt with those strings. Please see <WordCount> for entering the string.
After accepting user input, the system starts to search for the search
string. If a match string is found, the cursor will be relocated to the
beginning of the string and the screen may be redisplayed. Then, the
following prompt is displayed at the bottom line:
Replace: (Yes/No/Go/Only/Quit)?
Here, user may enter one of initial characters to direct the operation.
Those options are:
[Y]es - Replace this string and then continue to search for the
next one.
[N]o - Do not replace this string, but continue to search for
the next one.
[G]o - Replace all match strings found until the end of the
file, without asking for confirmation again.
[O]nly - Replace this string only and then stop the operation.
[Q]uit - Don't replace anything and stop the operation.
The system will report the result at the bottom line. Or, if no match string
found, a message will be displayed at bottom line too.
FUNCTION <Replace>
This function will carry out Search and Replacement automatically, that is,
without user confirmation. It is mainly designed for using in Macros. No
default key is assigned to this function.
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8. BLOCK OPERATION
This section describe NJStar's block manipulating functions. Those
functions, except <SaveBlock>, are located under "Block Operation" in the
main menu. <SaveBlock> is located under "File" in the main menu.
FUNCTION <MarkBlock> [Alt + B]
A block here is a segment of file that is deliberately marked in order to be
processed separately. This function will mark the character in the current
cursor position as the start or end of a block. Mouse user may click the
right button once to set the mark.
Generally, user needs to use this function twice in order to identify a
segment of file as a block. When a block is marked, it will be displayed in
reverse video and/or different color. User may change the block display style
with NJCONFIG.EXE.
Only one block at a time can be recognized by NJStar. Thus, after a block is
marked, it is possible for user to use <MarkBlock> function again and again
at different locations in order to change the scope of the current block.
When switch to another file, the block mark will be released automatically.
FUNCTION <MarkLine> [Alt + L]
This function will mark current screen line as the start or end of a block.
If a block exists, this function will change the scope of the current block.
Mouse user may double click the right button to run this function.
FUNCTION <UnMarkBlock> [Alt + U]
This function will release the current block by unmarking it. Mouse user may
click the left and right button at the same time to invoke this function.
FUNCTION <MoveBlock> [Alt + M]
This function will move the current block to the location immediately before
the current cursor position. The block mark will stay with the block.
This function can't move a block from one opened file to another one.
FUNCTION <CopyBlock> [Alt + C]
This function will copy the current block to the location immediately before
the current cursor position. Meanwhile, the block mark will be released from
the original location, moving to the newly copied text.
If there is no block defined in the current file, it will restore the content
in the internal block buffer, stored by either <Copy> or <DelBlock>.
This function can be used to copy a marked block from one opened file to
another one, although the block mark disappears before leaving the first
file.
FUNCTION <Copy> [Ctrl + W]
This function will store the current block into the internal block buffer.
Then, the block mark will be released. The stored block can be released by
<Paste>. Thus, user may use this pair of functions to exchange text between
files.
FUNCTION <Paste> [Alt + Y]
This function will restore the content in the internal block buffer in the
location immediately before the current cursor position. The restored text
is marked as a block.
Since this function is to restore the content of the internal block buffer,
it actually can restore the content of deleted block, or copy the latest
marked block in a file.
FUNCTION <DelBlock> [Alt + D]
This function will delete the current marked block, and store it in the
internal block buffer. The deleted block can be recovered with <UnDelBlock>,
<Paste> or <CopyBlock>. Only the latest deleted block can be recovered.
FUNCTION <UnDelBlock> [Alt + F9]
This function will recover a block deleted lately, in the location
immediately before the current cursor position. The recovered block will be
displayed is marked as a block.
Since this function is to restore the content of the internal block buffer,
it actually can restore the content of stored block by <Copy>, or copy the
latest marked block in a file.
FUNCTION <GotoBlock> [Ctrl + G]
This function will move the cursor to the beginning of the marked block, and
then the screen will be redisplayed.
FUNCTION <SaveBlock> [Alt + W]
This function will save a block to a file, with a user specified file name.
The default file name is that for the current file. User may enter a file
name, with the drive name and full path if necessary. If the file name given
by user exists, the system will ask user to confirm the name in order to
avoid accidentally overwriting the file. However, if a file name confirmed by
user, NJStar will still produce a .BAK file for the overwritten file.
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9. INPUTTING JAPANESE
This section describes NJStar's functions related to inputting Japanese
characters. NJStar supports all JIS characters, User may use CCFONT.EXE to
add more characters if necessary. Njstar support 3 modes of Japanese input
and ASCII input.
FUNCTION <RomajiInput> [Alt + F5]
This function will set NJStar's input method back to Romaji. When entering
Romaji mode, the left end of the bottom line will display a sign of "Romaji".
With Romaji input method, alphabet letter [a-z, A-Z] keys and single quote
(') and minus sign "-" are used to input Romaji code. All other ASCII keys
may be entered into the editing screen. Please notice that [,], [.],
[SpaceBar] and all number keys [0-9] are used to assign the input and select
Japanese characters, when there are Japanese characters in the bottom line
waiting to be selected.
Mouse user may point the mouse cursor at the left end of the bottom line and
click the left button once, to toggle between Romaji and ASCII input mode.
In "Romaji" mode, user can Enter Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji and Katakana
version of English words. To Enter ASCII char or JASCII char please see
Function <ASCinput> [Alt+F6>.
(1) Entering Hiragana
NJStar uses following table to translate romaji to Hiragana automatically as
user type in the romaji.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- í╝ dja ñ┬ñπ fyo ñ╒ñτ jo ñ╕ñτ myu ñ▀ñσ re ñ∞ ta ñ┐ xa ñí
a ñó dje ñ┬ñº fyu ñ╒ñσ ju ñ╕ñσ n ñ≤ ri ñΩ te ñ╞ xe ñº
ba ñ╨ dji ñ┬ ga ñ¼ jya ñ╕ñπ n' ñ≤ ro ñφ ti ñ┴ xi ñú
be ñ┘ djo ñ┬ñτ ge ñ▓ jye ñ╕ñº na ñ╩ ru ñδ to ñ╚ xka Ñ⌡
bi ñ╙ dju ñ┬ñσ gi ñ« jyi ñ╕ ne ñ═ rya ñΩñπ tsa ñ─ñí xke Ñ÷
bo ñ▄ do ñ╔ go ñ┤ jyo ñ╕ñτ ni ñ╦ rye ñΩñº tse ñ─ñº xo ñ⌐
bu ñ╓ du ñ╔ñÑ gu ñ░ jyu ñ╕ñσ no ñ╬ ryo ñΩñτ tso ñ─ñ⌐ xtu ñ├
bya ñ╙ñπ dya ñ╟ñπ gya ñ«ñπ ka ñ½ nu ñ╠ ryu ñΩñσ tsu ñ─ xu ñÑ
bye ñ╙ñº dye ñ╟ñº gye ñ«ñº ke ñ▒ nya ñ╦ñπ sa ñ╡ tu ñ─ xwa ñε
byo ñ╙ñτ dyo ñ╟ñτ gyo ñ«ñτ ki ñ¡ nye ñ╦ñº se ñ╗ tya ñ┴ñπ xya ñπ
byu ñ╙ñσ dyu ñ╟ñσ gyu ñ«ñσ ko ñ│ nyo ñ╦ñτ sha ñ╖ñπ tye ñ┴ñº xyo ñτ
cha ñ┴ñπ dza ñ┬ñπ ha ñ╧ ku ñ» nyu ñ╦ñσ she ñ╖ñº tyi ñ┴ xyu ñσ
che ñ┴ñº dze ñ┬ñº he ñ╪ kya ñ¡ñπ o ñ¬ shi ñ╖ tyo ñ┴ñτ ya ñΣ
chi ñ┴ dzi ñ┬ hi ñ╥ kye ñ¡ñº pa ñ╤ sho ñ╖ñτ tyu ñ┴ñσ ye ñ¿
cho ñ┴ñτ dzo ñ┬ñτ ho ñ█ kyo ñ¡ñτ pe ñ┌ shu ñ╖ñσ u ñª yo ñΦ
chu ñ┴ñσ dzu ñ┼ hu ñ╒ kyu ñ¡ñσ pi ñ╘ si ñ╖ va Ñ⌠Ñí yu ñµ
cya ñ┴ñπ e ñ¿ hya ñ╥ñπ ma ñ▐ po ñ▌ so ñ╜ ve Ñ⌠Ѻ za ñ╢
cye ñ┴ñº fa ñ╒ñí hye ñ╥ñº me ñß pu ñ╫ su ñ╣ vi Ñ⌠Ñú ze ñ╝
cyi ñ┴ fe ñ╒ñº hyo ñ╥ñτ mi ñ▀ pya ñ╘ñπ sya ñ╖ñπ vo Ñ⌠Ñ⌐ zi ñ║ñú
cyo ñ┴ñτ fi ñ╒ñú hyu ñ╥ñσ mo ñΓ pye ñ╘ñº sye ñ╖ñº vu Ñ⌠ zo ñ╛
cyu ñ┴ñσ fo ñ╒ñ⌐ i ññ mu ñα pyo ñ╘ñτ syi ñ╖ wa ñ∩ zu ñ║
da ñ└ fu ñ╒ ja ñ╕ñπ mya ñ▀ñπ pyu ñ╘ñσ syo ñ╖ñτ we ñ±
de ñ╟ fya ñ╒ñπ je ñ╕ñº mye ñ▀ñº q ñ≤ syu ñ╖ñσ wi ñ≡
di ñ╟ñú fye ñ╒ñº ji ñ╕ myo ñ▀ñτ ra ñΘ t- ñ├ wo ñ≥
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Examples: toyota -- ñ╚ñΦñ┐ toukyou -- ñ╚ñªñ¡ñτñª
The romaji to kana translation is almost identical to that used in other
Kanji editor (eg. MOKE by Mark Edwards) or Kanji program (eg. JDIC by Jim
Breen), i.e. for a small "tsu" you can type a double consonant, e.g.
"shippai", or "t-", e.g. shit-pai, and for "n" you can type "n'" if necessary
(e.g. as in "hon'ya" ╦▄▓░). Most of the time just typing ordinary Hepburn or
kunrei romaji works. Note that the romaji must follow the kana style for long
vowels. Tokyo can be toukyou, but not tookyoo. For small añí eñº iñú oñ⌐ uñÑ
tsuñ├ wañε kaÑ⌡ keÑ÷ yañπ yeñº yoñτ yuñσ, type xa, xe, xi, xo, xu, xtu, xwa,
xka, xke, xya, xye, xyo and xyu respectively.
You can enter as few as one romajinized hiragana or a whole line of
romajinized hiragana. DO NOT USE SPACES to separate words.
Example:
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: shippai 1 ñ╖ñ├ñ╤ññ
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: watashiha 1 ñ∩ñ┐ñ╖ñ╧
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: motte 1 ñΓñ├ñ╞
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: onna 1 ñ¬ñ≤ñ╩
The hiragana is usually displayed as 1. for selection, press [1] or [Space]
to select, Press ESC at any time will clear romaji input line.
The centered dot for kana seperation can be entered via the single quote ',
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: a'a 1 ñóíªñó
(2) Entering Katakana
Normally when the romaji is entered, Njstar translate it to hiragana, then
search the KANJI.DIC for possible match of the hiragana. If no match found,
NJStar displays the Katakana version the romaji as 2. Press [2] to select
Katakana. If match found, Njstar will display the Kanji togather with
hiragana, If user want to enter the Katakana instead of hiragan or Kanji,
Press [ALT+1] to select. or press [ESC] to cancel.
Example:
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: o-sutoraria 1 ñ¬í╝ñ╣ñ╚ñΘñΩñó 2 Ñóí╝Ñ╣Ñ╚ÑΘÑñÑó
(3) Entering Kanji only word
When a Romaji code is entered, if it is correct, it's Hiragana is displayed
at bottom line. If the displayed Hiragana match a kana to kanji entry in
Wnndict, The matched Kanji are also listed automatically for selection,
Example:
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: a 1 ñó 2 ░í 3 ░ó 4 ░ú 5 ░ñ 6 ░⌐ 7 ▓± 8 │½ 9 ╢⌡ 0 ╕π
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: toukyou 1 ñ╚ñªñ¡ñτñª 2 ┼∞╡■
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: oosaka 1 ñ¬ñ¬ñ╡ñ½ 2 ┬τ║σ
Press the corresponding number to select Kanji. Press [ESC] to cancel.
User may use [SpaceBar] to select the first character, or use a number key,
to select any desired character. If there are more than 10 match characters,
user may use [>]/[,] or [<]/[.] key to flip through the list, and then select
a character in the same way. User may enter [Esc] to cancel the current code,
if necessary.
(4) Entering Verbs and Adjectives with a Kanji part
Entering verbs and adjectives is some what different from entering words that
are all kanji. How verbs are entered in NJSTAR relys much on how the the
entry appears in the Wnndict dictionary. Verbs that have a kanji part and a
hiragana part are looked up in the Wnndict with hiragana for the kanji and an
ascii character representing the start of the hiragana part of the verb. For
the verb ╜╗ñα (sumu) it is listed as ñ╣m, ╜±ñ» is listed as ñ½k, and ╗╫ñª is
listed as ñ¬ñΓu. In NJSTAR just capitalize the character representing the
start of the hiragana part of the verb or the 'm', 'k', and 'u' of the above
verbs. Below is a couple of examples and how they are to be entered.
kanji romaji enter displayed
--------- ----------- -------- ---------
╜╗ñα sumu suM ╜╗
┬╘ñ─ matsu maT ┬╘
╜±ñ» kaku kaK ╜±
╕½ñδ miru miR ╕½
┐╖ñ╖ññ atarashii ataraS ┐╖
┬τñ¡ññ ookii ooK ┬τ
╣Γññ takai takaI ╣Γ
─πññ hikui hikuI ─π
╜╨ñ╣ dasu daS ╜╨
╗╫ñª omou omoU ╗╫
╚■ñ╖ññ utsukushi utsukuS ╚■
┐⌐ñ┘ñδ taberu taB ┐⌐
Example: to enter verb ┐⌐ñ┘ñδ (taberu)
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: taB 1 ┐⌐
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: beru 1 ñ┘ñδ
(5) Katakana Version of English words
The Katakana Version of some English word can be entered in Romaji input
mode. user need to enter a single quote (') before the English word. The
available of the word is depands on the entries in Wnndict.
Example:
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: 'computer 1 Ñ│Ñ≤Ñ╘Ñσí╝Ñ│Ñ≤Ñ╘Ñσí╝Ñ┐ 2 Ñ│Ñ≤Ñ╘Ñσí╝Ñ┐
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: 'editor 1 Ñ¿Ñ╟ÑúÑ┐
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: 'communication 1 Ñ│Ñ▀ÑσÑ╦Ñ▒í╝Ñ╖ÑτÑ≤
(6) Kanji to kana/english lookup
See <ReadKanji> [Alt+X] for more details.
(7) Entering Punctuation
In Romaji input mode, when there are no thing on input(bottom) line (If there
are Kana/Kanji waiting to select, press ESC to clear), all the punctuation
character on the keyboard can be entered when there are nothing on input
line.
~ ` ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) - _ = + \ | [ ] { } ; : ' ' " " < > , . ? /
í┴íñí¬í≈í⌠í≡í≤í∩í⌡í÷í╩í╦í╜í▓íßí▄í└í├í╪í┘í┌í█í¿íºí╓í╫í╓í╫í╘í╒íóíúí⌐í┐
(8) A complete sentence:
ñóñ╖ñ┐íóñ∩ñ┐ñ╖ñ╧┼∞╡■ñ╦╣╘ñ¡ñ▐ñ╣íú
(Ashita, watashi wa toukyou ni ikimasu)
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: ashita 1 ñóñ╖ñ┐ 2 ╠└╞ⁿ
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: watashi 1 ñ∩ñ┐ñ╖ 2 ╗Σ
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: ha 1 ñ╧
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: toukyou 1 ñ╚ñªñ¡ñτñª 2 ┼∞╡■
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: ni 1 ñ╦
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: iK 1 ╣╘ 2 └╕
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: kimasu 1 ñ¡ñ▐ñ╣
(9) Entering JIS Character by typing two typable ASCII character
In Romaji input mode, if first character is '^', NJSTAR will interprete the
rest input as 2 bytes JIS code by masking the high bit on. In email system or
news system, the high bit is always been masked off. Using this method, you
can reconstruct the actual message from the meaning less ascii character. For
example, I send you a email, and say: "my name is [Pd9cGH]". If you want to
find out what is inside the [], you can type in the character inside [],
NJSTAR will display the Kanji/Kana for selection:
___________________________________________________________________
Romaji: ^Pd9cGH 1 ╨Σ╣π╟╚
FUNCTION <JasciiMode> [Alt + F9]
This function will toggle NJStar's JASCII and non-JASCII input mode. In
JASCII mode, a sign of "JASCII" will be posted to the right end of the bottom
line. The initial input mode can be set by user with NJCONFIG.EXE.
There is no difference for Japanese characters input under either mode. For
all ASCII characters, in JASCII mode, they are mapped into JASCII
counterparts. For instance, an ASCII period, a dot(.), is mapped to a
Japanese period, a small circle( íú). However, some ASCII characters are of
different presentations in JASCII mode. For instance, an ASCII star, [*],
will be mapped to a Japanese Star. Here are the mapping:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
ú┴ú┬ú├ú─ú┼ú╞ú╟ú╚ú╔ú╩ú╦ú╠ú═ú╬ú╧ú╨ú╤ú╥ú╙ú╘ú╒ú╓ú╫ú╪ú┘ú┌
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
úßúΓúπúΣúσúµúτúΦúΘúΩúδú∞úφúεú∩ú≡ú±ú≥ú≤ú⌠ú⌡ú÷ú≈ú°ú∙ú·
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
ú▒ú▓ú│ú┤ú╡ú╢ú╖ú╕ú╣ú░
~ ` ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) - _ = + \ | [ ] { } ; : ' ' " " < > , . ? /
í┴íñí¬í≈í⌠í≡í≤í∩í⌡í÷í╩í╦í╜í▓íßí▄í└í├í╪í┘í┌í█í¿íºí╓í╫í╓í╫í╘í╒íóíúí⌐í┐
This function only affects those ASCII characters to be input. Those
previously input ASCII characters will stay at their original style.
Mouse user may point the mouse cursor to the right end of the bottom line and
click the left button once to invoke this function.
FUNCTION <EUCinput> [Alt + F4]
This function will set NJStar's input method to EUC input. When using EUC
method, the left end of the bottom line will display a "EUC" sign. With EUC
method, lower case letter keys [a]-[f] and number keys [0]-[9] are used to
input a EUC code. All other keys can be used to input into the editing
screen.
EUC is one of major supplemental input methods in NJStar. The file EUC.DOC
lists out all valid EUC codes and the corresponding characters. When entering
a EUC code, user need to completely input all four code letters. After that,
the character will be entered into the editing screen directly.
Example: d0e4 -> ╨Σ b9e3 -> ╣π c7c8 -> ╟╚
FUNCTION <JISinput> [Alt + F3]
This function will set NJStar's input method to JIS. When using JIS method,
the left end of the bottom line will display a "JIS" sign. With JIS method,
only number keys are used to input a JIS codes. All other keys can be used to
enter into the editing screen.
JIS is one of major supplemental input methods in NJStar. The file JIS.DOC
lists out all valid JIS codes and the corresponding characters. When entering
a JIS code, NJStar starts to display the match characters after two out of
four code numbers are entered. The list will be trimmed down along with more
code numbers are entered, until the code is completed and the character will
be entered at the editing screen directly. Thus, before a complete code is
entered, user is still able to select a desired character with [Alt] + number
key.
Example: 4868 -> ╨Σ 2567 -> ╣π 3940 -> ╟╚
FUNCTION <ASCinput> [Alt + F6]
This function will set NJStar's input method to ASCII. When using ASCII
method, the left end of the bottom line will display a "ASCII" sign. The file
name, size, and cursor position are displayed at the bottom line. The "*"
sign in front of "Bytes" indicates the current file has been modified since
it is opened or since last time it was saved.
Mouse user may point the mouse cursor at the left side of the bottom line and
click the left button once, to toggle between PinYin and ASCII input mode.
ASCII mode is used to enter all keyboard characters, plus the extended ASCII
character 128-160. To enter those characters, user needs to press [Alt] key
down, at the same time, enter the corresponding ASCII code with the numerical
keys at the keypad. For instance, to enter [ü], user should press [Alt] key
while entering [1], [2], [9] with the keys at the numerical keypad. After
that, user releases [Alt] key and the character will enter the editing screen
directly. ASCII character 1-31 are displayed as special characters,
FUNCTION <ReadKanji> [Alt + X]
This function shows the possible Kana of a Kanji at cursor. If a user want
show the Kana of a Kanji word, one has to mark the word using Block mark
commands, then press this command.
When this function is used, NJStar first search the EDICT, If there is entry
in EDICT, the entry with Kanji, Kana and English Tanslation is displayed. If
no entry found in EDICT, NJSTAR will search Wnndict, If there is entry in
WnnDict, the entry with Kanji, Kana is displayed. If no entry found in EDICT,
NJSTAR will beep and display a message: [ Not Found ].
Note: EDICT is not supplied with NJSTAR, User can get an official copy from
monu6.cc.monash.edu.au file pub/Nihongo/edictj. First rename EDICTJ to EDICT,
Then Convert to EDICT.DIC by EDICT.EXE.
Whenever EDICT is newer than EDICT.DIC, user should Run EDICT.EXE to make new
index file, or NJSTAR will automatically take care by looking at the time
stamp.
NJSTAR will issue a warning if EDICT is not found in NJSTAR's directory:
"WARNING: EDICT not Found, Kanji/Kana->English is not available."
(This manual continues at NJSTAR2.DOC.)