tm-body-eng.tex

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   7 \begin{document}
   8 \title{tm-body manual (English Version)}
   9 \author{Morioka Tomohiko}
  10 \date{1994/7/22}
  11 \maketitle
  12 \medskip
  13
  14 \section{Install}
  15 \medskip
  16 {\baselineskip=10pt
  17 \begin{verbatim}
  18   Installing method is written in README-eng.ol. Please read it and
  19 install.
  20 \end{verbatim}}
  21 \medskip
  22
  23 \subsection{tiny-mime.el}
  24 \medskip
  25 \par
  26 Please copy tiny-mime.el to your Emacs lisp directory.
  27 \medskip
  28 \medskip
  29
  30 \subsection{tm-body}
  31 \medskip
  32
  33 \subsubsection{$*$.el}
  34 \medskip
  35 \par
  36 Please copy tm-body.el, tl-list.el and tl-header.el to your Emacs
  37 lisp directory.
  38 \medskip
  39
  40 \subsubsection{methods}
  41 \medskip
  42 \par
  43 Please edit methods for your environment, and copy to your
  44 executable directory.
  45 \medskip
  46 \medskip
  47
  48 \subsubsection{decode-b.c}
  49 \medskip
  50 \par
  51 Please compile decode-b.c by gcc or another ANSI C.
  52 \medskip
  53 {\baselineskip=10pt
  54 \begin{verbatim}
  55         % gcc -O decode-b.c -o decode-b
  56 \end{verbatim}}
  57 \medskip
  58 \par
  59 And please copy decode-b to your executable directory.
  60 \medskip
  61 \par
  62 However, if you have another decoder (e.g. mmencode in metamail),
  63 you can replace decode-b (e.g. You can replace `decode-b $<$' by
  64 `mmencode -b -u' in methods).
  65 \medskip
  66 \medskip
  67
  68 \section{Customize}
  69 \medskip
  70 \par
  71 You can designate methods of Content-Types if you set variable
  72 `mime/content-decoding-method-alist' in .emacs.
  73 \medskip
  74 {\baselineskip=10pt
  75 \begin{verbatim}
  76 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
  77 (setq mime/content-decoding-method-alist
  78   '(("audio/basic" . "tm-au")
  79     ("image/gif"   . "tm-image")
  80     ("image/jpeg"  . "tm-image")
  81     ("image/x-pic" . "tm-image")
  82     ("video/mpeg"  . "tm-mpeg")
  83     ("application/octet-stream" . "tm-file")
  84     ("text/x-latex" . "tm-latex")
  85     ))
  86 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
  87 \end{verbatim}}
  88 \medskip
  89 \par
  90 Each methods are shell scripts. Arguments of methods are written in
  91 following table.
  92 \medskip
  93 ~\\
  94 \begin{center}
  95 \begin{tabular}{|c|l|}
  96 \hline
  97 argument & \multicolumn{1}{|c|}{                           value                                 }\\
  98 \hline\hline
  99    \$1    & temporary file name of encoded content                           \\
 100    \$2    & Content-Type (type/sub-type)                                     \\
 101    \$3    & encoding \{7bit / quoted-printable / base64 / 8bit / binary / ...\}\\
 102    \$4    & decoding-mode \{play / extract / print\}                           \\
 103    \$5    & original file name of content                                    \\
 104 \hline
 105 \end{tabular}\\
 106 \end{center}
 107 \medskip
 108 \par
 109 Each Content-Types are decoded by methods. Exceptionally,
 110 message/partial is decoded by tm-body.el.
 111 \medskip
 112 \medskip
 113
 114 \section{Limitation or bug}
 115 \medskip
 116 \par
 117 In this version, message/external-body is not supported.
 118 \medskip
 119 \par
 120 Attached base64 decoder `decode-b.c' is not good program, so if it
 121 can run normally, please correct it. But It is easy because decode-b.c
 122 is too small, so please...(\verb+^+\_\verb+^+;
 123 \medskip
 124 \par
 125 Or you can use mmencode attached in metamail as decoder.
 126 \medskip
 127 \par
 128 In this package, there is no Quoted-Printable decoder, so please use
 129 mmencode.
 130 \end{document}