1 # JIS X 0201 (1976) mappings for ISO 2022 usage.
3 # Invoke JIS Roman in G0/GL, and JIS Katakana ("halfwidth" katakana, but
4 # we map it to fullwidth for compatibility with existing fonts) in
7 # This means that the Katakana is available in the high bytes, or you
8 # can use SHIFT OUT (0x1E) to cause the low-value bytes (in the ASCII
9 # code value range) to invoke Katakana characters (using SHIFT IN (0x1F)
10 # to switch back). Of course, this being ISO 2022, you can also use the
11 # escape sequences ESC ( I and ESC ( J to shift it in and out.
18 # JIS Roman: ISO 646 variant just like ASCII, but with <Yen> for
19 # <backslash>, and <overline> for <tilde>.
81 0x4A005C 0xA5 # \ -> Yen
118 # Mappings for JIS Katakana.
184 # For reference, here's what they'd map to if we were mapping to
185 # halfwidth Katakana.