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1 .TH COCO 1 "1994 Dec 15"
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2 .UC 4
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3 .SH NAME
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4 coco -- code converter for any of Mule's code
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5 .SH SYNOPSIS
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6 .B coco
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7 [
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8 .I -hlvq
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9 ] [[
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10 .I INCODE
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11 ]
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12 .I OUTCODE
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13 ] <
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14 .I infile
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15 >
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16 .I outtile
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17 .br
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18 .SH DESCRIPTION
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19 .I coco
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20 runs as a filter for code conversion among any coding-systems
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21 which Mule can handle.
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22 .PP
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23 .SH OPTIONS
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24 .TP
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25 .BI \-h
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26 Print help message.
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27 .TP
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28 .BI \-l
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29 List all valid INCODE and OUTCODE.
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30 .TP
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31 .BI \-v
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32 Print verbose information about conversion.
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33 .TP
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34 .BI \-q
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35 Just investigate a coding-system of
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36 .I infile
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37 .TP
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38 .BI INCODE
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39 Indicate coding-system of
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40 .I infile,
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41 defaults to *autoconv*, which means coding-system of
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42 .I infile
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43 is detected automatically.
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44 .TP
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45 .BI OUTCODE
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46 Indicate coding-system of
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47 .I outfile,
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48 defaults to *internal*.
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49 .PP
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50 .SH MISC
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51 .I coco
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52 uses two data files, CHARSETS and CODINGS. These are
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53 created while installing
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54 .I mule.
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55 So, priority of coding-systems handled by
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56 .I coco
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57 is the same as what handled by
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58 .I mule.
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59 .PP
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60 .SH FILES
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61 /usr/local/lib/emacs/$VERSION/etc/CHARSETS - A file which contains
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62 information of character sets and fonts.
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63
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64 /usr/local/lib/emacs/$VERSION/etc/CODINGS - A file which
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65 contains information of coding-systems and priorities.
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66
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67 .PP
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68 .SH SEE ALSO
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69 mule(1)
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70 .SH AUTHORS
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71 .PP
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72 This program was written by Ken'ichi HANDA of
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73 Electrotechnical Laboratory, JAPAN.
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