skk

skk [options]

skk is a tool that reads key sequences from the standard input and converts them to Japanese text according to a Japanese input method called SKK (Simple Kana to Kanji conversion program).

More information about the SKK input method itself can be found at: http://openlab.jp/skk/

The skk command follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.

-h, --help

Show summary of options.

-f, --file-dict=FILE

Specify path to a file dictionary.

-u, --user-dict=FILE

Specify path to a user dictionary.

-s, --skkserv=HOST:PORT

Specify host and port running skkserv.

-r, --rule=RULE

Specify typing rule.

-l, --list-rules

List typing rules.

echo "A i SPC" | skk

Converts a capital letter "A" followed by lowercase letter "i" and a space.

echo "K a p a SPC K a SPC" | skk

Converts a capital letter "K" followed by lowercase letters "a", "p", "a", and a space. Then converts a capital letter "K" followed by "a" and a space.

echo "r k" | skk -r tutcode

Converts two lowercase letters "r" and "k" with TUT-Code typing rule.

echo "a (usleep 50000) b (usleep 200000)" | skk -r nicola

Converts two lowercase letters "a" and "b" typed with a 50000 micro seconds interval, and wait 200000 micro seconds, with NICOLA typing rule.

libskk was written by Daiki Ueno <ueno@unixuser.org>.