Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.10-1 Priority: optional Section: interpreters Origin: debian-jp Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Bugs: debbugs://bugs.debian.or.jp Installed-Size: 789 Depends: perlapi-5.6.1, perl (>= 5.6.1-7) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.10-1_i386.deb Size: 144540 MD5sum: 8e344a9383d5c510822c202a28e231f8 SHA1: 283434a32b9987bacc8cc61c7c06dcb4789e0e39 SHA256: df4dbc02287d138708794943dd4146fe503028540abdf74dbc251bffc72e9657 SHA512: c095e8a8d298d6d56234f2888e5029a86ebfd5374e0c98c9cacdb759c7d0b004dc566f5668e498be9588278dd728578b380bb027a3c8a83399703770d2bb5a82 Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.13-1 Priority: optional Section: interpreters Origin: debian-jp Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Bugs: debbugs://bugs.debian.or.jp Installed-Size: 817 Depends: perlapi-5.6.1, perl (>= 5.6.1-7) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.13-1_i386.deb Size: 158790 MD5sum: 8cc6c774d632b034328d991eef0e24d4 SHA1: 9fa3a8849f23d75d804d5027809d9562e89de870 SHA256: 9a68170e770192921837df80343b501399b6d708dcd1d895e848cafd817d7411 SHA512: 44bdb24f4bf2ba5da947704bb0094eb1f379e6b8f2d13b22c3be036fc2ed43f766b5757842b8a72bd6788b976e841251d1fc0d3602bcf4648f0e332d4af36204 Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.13-2 Priority: optional Section: interpreters Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 809 Depends: perlapi-5.6.1, perl (>= 5.6.1-7) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.13-2_i386.deb Size: 158592 MD5sum: 92230f5d751cb4f1d33d633117ece210 SHA1: a3597116db78be3f8ee8f1164608a3f1347b52b8 SHA256: 93f9d415bc1e6ddfe9acf2100a417c1708a4dd10a31d256853f1721220a0eafa SHA512: 1ec2d4a30c069a3afdd805694340badb05d2895accb7c35a2838bb28f84d792bdeb0d665a27feb2bd8c2cddcc7d14f8553a8604c848f47231dc15973bafccfcf Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.13-3 Priority: optional Section: interpreters Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 809 Depends: perlapi-5.6.1, perl (>= 5.6.1-7) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.13-3_i386.deb Size: 158660 MD5sum: a42b66b58edee8be3c6d6585821f5d2f SHA1: 9d123d82d1459b9ab5da8d932d2c1c20ccae2284 SHA256: 735f0680b2d8ea6180c39b43cb29f8c79384cacf7f3ba1f8a65f49192f930782 SHA512: 4418db7920b97e485cc5c42f0788518c6e6407f1ca08fcc3583613ca2935c6821b0c35981179af8b5cf1eada7151344fe199629b46a09a6358ee282c35981dec Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.13-4 Priority: optional Section: interpreters Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 821 Depends: perlapi-5.8.0, perl (>= 5.8.0-10) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.13-4_i386.deb Size: 162780 MD5sum: 0e9575511ed002d0648edaa7609e2e2b SHA1: f5337522a8dfdf15d24e3eb48a58fa4ea29985c0 SHA256: 05b83b57ed9550ae0f0992c88e9db065c408d6ea31b7e4df53844e0095a70ea4 SHA512: e3e6a9d875400d72dcfae80a8ed27cfe2f32fd03627c69bff5e5a29fd02a4bb01256433c654bcb4df194a72634212eb2753e54c000286f233b8e890a6057ae3b Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.18-1 Priority: optional Section: interpreters Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 905 Depends: perlapi-5.8.0, perl (>= 5.8.0-14) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.18-1_i386.deb Size: 170972 MD5sum: 1c40daa6ec0698a9ce2619c841c0726d SHA1: 795d4cc521f52e9ba91acac8908c1cb110ec4a6b SHA256: 2db489ea189e7e0dbd6688d7bcf5b28b0137c03363c74e53145a270c99bdb385 SHA512: c023d299d3fdba34660e737c9b60ba5cfcad04828f71ff51374c8848f8f41127a0ab264796b603ce5385c528a2063212c4a9c629ff5bbc6ef7f703da3e01530f Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.19-1 Priority: optional Section: interpreters Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 913 Depends: perlapi-5.8.2, perl (>= 5.8.2-2) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.19-1_i386.deb Size: 174702 MD5sum: a341c9274580172f15339c4fbdb5cdec SHA1: bedfa4e098b64a19ae68929b12be5cbc644b21b0 SHA256: 40f6d0d0f2e85423db4acff4417bafd1704d2ad7d259b66add392a55047e3fbd SHA512: 0bf42a97bef6b14c1fce21af0c54d57b471ba6f8d724cda3672c5c0cade159218f81d074da029dabf8cfc1df74a124531512466133961e96406c4ef5b0e793b7 Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.20-1 Priority: optional Section: perl Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 917 Depends: perlapi-5.8.3, perl (>= 5.8.3-2) Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.20-1_i386.deb Size: 174914 MD5sum: 11cce82954c08fd4bd0d01e034a121a7 SHA1: 1f4ddd33bdc38843c01c96cdb200565ddb0dbb3e SHA256: a8ccc124ac1ee0e9a1be0b11288154500200a2ca891b7f14870d5752d44be772 SHA512: 9762e572f0f78f85eed55807037bea6b4e87c8fc2ef616006ba6c728672d06ed009c4b607744e8673750a7e5c0357fec6dce7972d3e8f0aabab51c56624eb902 Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.22-1 Priority: optional Section: perl Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 908 Depends: perl (>= 5.8.4-2), perlapi-5.8.4 Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.22-1_i386.deb Size: 175300 MD5sum: 6d56bbdf4567a1d203def750a2195df9 SHA1: 138d18010302c85478a15268676816756e28ad66 SHA256: 9f7250d6a2edf9881df3b3362b1d44115a82a0647d0b2b8370b05a0ce58614dd SHA512: 61427745f5fc29f9211852c52bc80616084cca665fb29b4ee67744fc71aa5e39a52b6f0a832e255f3a1994f77d32000d060806f900d8722c3e80bde40f9ac3d5 Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?' Package: libunicode-japanese-perl Architecture: i386 Version: 0.23-1 Priority: optional Section: perl Maintainer: Tatsuki Sugiura Installed-Size: 920 Depends: perl (>= 5.8.4-3), perlapi-5.8.4 Filename: dists/trixie/libunicode-japanese-perl/binary-i386/libunicode-japanese-perl_0.23-1_i386.deb Size: 179682 MD5sum: e4ac7eb4558e3604896ee663da766a7b SHA1: 5ba1393ef96c47d7df116f22b55764bd9b3ea9c8 SHA256: fa518814c243b62eef2b79246939e030d20fbaaaff0714cc185bfddda9db14c5 SHA512: 63f0c74818da15d49584320b0c1c9f7d4790fdd771ba5cd119f52abd758b97f6a55eadbc53dd9b9a43116f78d166d0c428bfa4e42fed8d382af03976e37f1a44 Description: Perl module for convert japanese encodings Unicode::Japanese is perl module for convert japanese encodings. Features: * The instance stores internal strings in UTF-8. * Supports both XS and Non-XS. Use XS for high performance, or No-XS for ease to use (only by copying Japanese.pm). * Supports conversion between ZENKAKU and HANKAKU. * Safely handles "EMOJI" of the mobile phones (DoCoMo i-mode, ASTEL dot-i and J-PHONE J-Sky) by mapping them on Unicode Private Use Area. * Supports conversion of the same image of EMOJI between different mobile phone's standard mutually. * Considers Shift_JIS(SJIS) as MS-CP932. (Shift_JIS on MS-Windows (MS-SJIS/MS-CP932) differ from generic Shift_JIS encodings.) * On converting Unicode to SJIS (and EUC-JP/JIS), those encodings that cannot be converted to SJIS (except "EMOJI") are escaped in "&#dddd;" format. "EMOJI" on Unicode Private Use Area is going to be '?'. When converting strings from Unicode to SJIS of mobile phones, any characters not up to their standard is going to be '?'