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--#1 How to use
The character '/' has special power...called CMD_CHR. By it alone, it can
toggle the Korean/English letter mode. With '.' or '+' after it, it changes
output letter mode or writing-type. Now, there is only one writing-type,
Roman, so '+' is useless in Ver1.21-. If you want to know the power of trick
by '.' after '/', try followings :
kban /.0Hello
kban /.1Hello
kban /.2Hello
: :
kban /.5Hello
Now, there are 6 (0~5) letter modes and the initial value is 0 ( you can
change this at the line '#define CMODE 0' in kbandat.c ).
Here are some examples of usage :
kban /dkssud/____semi
kban Hello,,,,/.3/tpadl
--#2 How to compile
First, you must change the line '#define DATFILE xxxxx' in kban.c to inform
where kbandat.c exists.
Then, just 'cc kban.c -o kban' is all.
--#3 Info
This banner can cover Korean and English both. Moreover, it has a special
function(/.# : # is number) and it's fonts are quite pretty. But now, there
are no fonts for numbers and other letters though there will be soon.
All unknown characters are treated as 1 vertical space, so ',' and '_' can
be used as space in above examples.
Help option for this program is not ready yet. I can support this help file
only now. sorry.
If you have any question or any suggestion, e-mail to :
e910017@xserver.kaist.ac.kr