digraphs.rc

;; digraphs.rc for use with vile
;; vile:fk=8bit
;; $Header: /usr/build/vile/vile/macros/RCS/digraphs.rc,v 1.3 2008/11/17 01:13:35 tom Exp $

;; if you wish to insert digraph characters, you can use this file (or
;; something similar) as a set of ":map" commands.  simply put the line
;;	source digraphs.rc
;; in your vile startup file (.vilerc or vile.rc on PC systems).  

;; the idea and some of the text for this set of maps comes directly from
;; a digraph feature of Bram Moolenar's vim editor.  thank you, Bram...

;; this file uses the ^K character as the "digraph prefix" -- it can, of
;; course, be changed to any character which is rarely entered into a text
;; file.

;; here is a more concise version of the information contained in the maps
;; below -- the first two characters in each column are the characters you
;; have to type (after ^K) to enter a digraph.  in the middle of each column
;; is the resulting character.  this may be mangled if you look at this file
;; on something that can't display those 8-bit characters.  most PC console
;; displays probably cannot.
;; they look fine in any character set capable of displaying the ISO 8859/1
;; character set.  if you're using an xterm, the commands
;; 	set printing-low 160
;; 	set printing-high 255
;; will be useful.  the decimal number is the ASCII code for the character.

;;  ~! ¡ 161   c| ¢ 162   $$ £ 163   ox ¤ 164   Y- ¥ 165   || ¦ 166   pa § 167
;;  "" ¨ 168   cO © 169   a- ª 170   << « 171   -- ­ 173   rO ® 174   -= ¯ 175
;;  ~o ° 176   +- ± 177   22 ² 178   33 ³ 179   '' ´ 180   ju µ 181   pp ¶ 182
;;  ~. · 183   ,, ¸ 184   11 ¹ 185   o- º 186   >> » 187   14 ¼ 188   12 ½ 189
;;  34 ¾ 190   ~? ¿ 191   A` À 192   A' Á 193   A^ Â 194   A~ Ã 195   A" Ä 196
;;  A@ Å 197   AE Æ 198   C, Ç 199   E` È 200   E' É 201   E^ Ê 202   E" Ë 203
;;  I` Ì 204   I' Í 205   I^ Î 206   I" Ï 207   -D Ð 208   N~ Ñ 209   O` Ò 210
;;  O' Ó 211   O^ Ô 212   O~ Õ 213   O" Ö 214   /\ × 215   O/ Ø 216   U` Ù 217
;;  U' Ú 218   U^ Û 219   U" Ü 220   Y' Ý 221   Ip Þ 222   ss ß 223   a` à 224
;;  a' á 225   a^ â 226   a~ ã 227   a" ä 228   a@ å 229   ae æ 230   c, ç 231
;;  e` è 232   e' é 233   e^ ê 234   e" ë 235   i` ì 236   i' í 237   i^ î 238
;;  i" ï 239   -d ð 240   n~ ñ 241   o` ò 242   o' ó 243   o^ ô 244   o~ õ 245
;;  o" ö 246   :- ÷ 247   o/ ø 248   u` ù 249   u' ú 250   u^ û 251   u" ü 252
;;  y' ý 253   ip þ 254   y" ÿ 255


;; by the way, the following maps could have been written directly as:
;;	map! ^K~! ¡
;; but i figured that the file would be more prone to corruption in transit
;; if the important part of the map were left as an 8-bit character.  so i
;; used the ^V form instead.  if file transfer corruption does occur, you
;; may lose the comments, which show the 8-bit character, or you may lose the
;; ^V character that precedes the decimal value in every map.  but the comment
;; is expendable, and the ^V is easy to recreate.

;; '¡'
map! ~! 161
;; '¨'
map! \"\" 168
;; '°'
map! ~o 176
;; '·'
map! ~. 183
;; '¾'
map! 34 190
;; 'Å'
map! A@ 197
;; 'Ì'
map! I` 204
;; 'Ó'
map! O\' 211
;; 'Ú'
map! U\' 218
;; 'á'
map! a\' 225
;; 'è'
map! e` 232
;; 'ï'
map! i\" 239
;; 'ö'
map! o\" 246
;; 'ý'
map! y\' 253
;; '¢'
map! c| 162
;; '©'
map! cO 169
;; '±'
map! +- 177
;; '¸'
map! ,, 184
;; '¿'
map! ~? 191
;; 'Æ'
map! AE 198
;; 'Í'
map! I\' 205
;; 'Ô'
map! O^ 212
;; 'Û'
map! U^ 219
;; 'â'
map! a^ 226
;; 'é'
map! e\' 233
;; 'ð'
map! -d 240
;; '÷'
map! :- 247
;; 'þ'
map! ip 254
;; '£'
map! $$ 163
;; 'ª'
map! a- 170
;; '²'
map! 22 178
;; '¹'
map! 11 185
;; 'À'
map! A` 192
;; 'Ç'
map! C, 199
;; 'Î'
map! I^ 206
;; 'Õ'
map! O~ 213
;; 'Ü'
map! U\" 220
;; 'ã'
map! a~ 227
;; 'ê'
map! e^ 234
;; 'ñ'
map! n~ 241
;; 'ø'
map! o/ 248
;; 'ÿ'
map! y\" 255
;; '¤'
map! ox 164
;; '«'
map! << 171
;; '³'
map! 33 179
;; 'º'
map! o- 186
;; 'Á'
map! A\' 193
;; 'È'
map! E` 200
;; 'Ï'
map! I\" 207
;; 'Ö'
map! O\" 214
;; 'Ý'
map! Y\' 221
;; 'ä'
map! a\" 228
;; 'ë'
map! e\" 235
;; 'ò'
map! o` 242
;; 'ù'
map! u` 249
;; '¥'
map! Y- 165
;; '­'
map! -- 173
;; '´'
map! '' 180
;; '»'
map! >> 187
;; 'Â'
map! A^ 194
;; 'É'
map! E\' 201
;; 'Ð'
map! -D 208
;; '×'
map! /\\ 215
;; 'Þ'
map! Ip 222
;; 'å'
map! a@ 229
;; 'ì'
map! i` 236
;; 'ó'
map! o\' 243
;; 'ú'
map! u\' 250
;; '¦'
map! || 166
;; '®'
map! rO 174
;; 'µ'
map! ju 181
;; '¼'
map! 14 188
;; 'Ã'
map! A~ 195
;; 'Ê'
map! E^ 202
;; 'Ñ'
map! N~ 209
;; 'Ø'
map! O/ 216
;; 'ß'
map! ss 223
;; 'æ'
map! ae 230
;; 'í'
map! i\' 237
;; 'ô'
map! o^ 244
;; 'û'
map! u^ 251
;; '§'
map! pa 167
;; '¯'
map! -= 175
;; '¶'
map! pp 182
;; '½'
map! 12 189
;; 'Ä'
map! A\" 196
;; 'Ë'
map! E\" 203
;; 'Ò'
map! O` 210
;; 'Ù'
map! U` 217
;; 'à'
map! a` 224
;; 'ç'
map! c, 231
;; 'î'
map! i^ 238
;; 'õ'
map! o~ 245
;; 'ü'
map! u\" 252
;;
;; The above mappings work in ISO-8859-1, as well as in UTF-8 - the latter
;; because vile translates those to internal Unicode values from 128-255.
;; Here is an example of setting a code outside the 0-255 range:
map! s, u0219