Sadie Powell d494fa6e09 Convert the ISO 8859-2 nationalchars files to codepage configs.

2021-03-14 00:23:56 +00:00

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belarussian-w1251-charlink

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

chinese

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

chinese-ja

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

chinese-simp

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

chinese-trad

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

gbk

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

hebrew

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

russian-utf8-ranges

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

russian-w1251-charlink

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

ukrainian-w1251-charlink

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00

windows-1250

Fixes bug #655: National characters support, patch written mostly by Phoenix, bits of core support by myself. This means that nicknames using *non ASCII* are now supported when configured, and more importantly, that /msg lowercasenick will go to a person with UPPERCASENICK in foreign character sets. The locale setting MUST be the same network-wide.

2009-01-22 15:14:22 +00:00