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XHPKeysymToRoman8(3X)					 XHPKeysymToRoman8(3X)

NAME
       XHPKeysymToRoman8, XHPRoman8ToKeysym - convert between X KeySyms and HP
       Roman8 characters

SYNTAX

       int XHPKeysymToRoman8(keysym, r8_return)
	    KeySym keysym;
	    char *r8_return;

       KeySym XHPRoman8ToKeysym(r8_char)
	    char r8_char;

ARGUMENTS
       keysym	   An X11 KeySym.

       r8_return   A pointer to a location to receive the  converted  Roman  8
		   character corresponding to keysym, if any.

       r8_char	   An HP Roman 8 character.

DESCRIPTION
       XHPKeysymToRoman8  takes an X11 KeySym and converts it to an HP Roman 8
       character. The character is returned to	the  location  pointed	to  by
       r8_return.  If no Roman 8 equivalent for keysym exists, then XHPKeysym‐
       ToRoman8 returns 0 and *r8_return is unchanged. If the conversion  suc‐
       ceeds, then XHPKeysymToRoman8 returns 1.

       XHPRoman8ToKeysym  takes	 an  HP	 Roman8	 character  and returns an X11
       KeySym.

       Most of the KeySyms returned by XHPRoman8ToKeysym will be  in  the  ISO
       Latin  1	 set and TTY functions .  Two of the characters in the Roman 8
       set ('S' with caron and 's' with caron) convert to KeySyms in  the  ISO
       Latin  2	 set.	Some KeySyms returned are unique to HP because Roman 8
       contains characters that were not encoded in the KeySyms distributed by
       MIT.

ORIGIN
       Hewlett-Packard Company

SEE ALSO
       XLookupKeysym(3X)
       Programming With Xlib

X Version 11			   Release 5		 XHPKeysymToRoman8(3X)

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