From: Rudolf Polzer <AntiATField_adsgohere@...>
Date: 2002-09-27T08:18:10+09:00
Subject: 'kakasi': different style for hiragana and katakana?

In my kakasi-renamer I want to change filenames to Roumaji as follows:

  hiragana
  KATAKANA
  Kanji

How to do that? I'm thinking of running kakasi multiple times, perhaps:

Katakana->ASCII
upcase
Everything else->ASCII

But this would also upcase existing ASCII characters in the file name.

Currently I have

    if Kconv::guess (name) != Kconv::UNKNOWN
      euc = Kconv::toeuc (name)
      ascii = Kakasi::kakasi ('-C -s -ja -ga -ka -Ea -Ka -Ha -Ja -ieuc -oeuc -rhepburn -u', euc)
      # Could I instead write Kanji, hiragana and KATAKANA?
      # Watashi wa gaijin desu, I don't know the language, I don't know the
      # coding systems, I don't know kakasi's internals, therefore I don't
      # know if it is safe to call multiple times with different options.
      # All I know is how to use kinput2 to write Greek letters (ARUFA, PAI)
      # and the infinity sign (mugendai).

Does anyone have a solution or at least a hint? Or is there a Kakasi
version which is able of that directly?


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