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 <articleinfo>

  <titleabbrev role="texinfo-file">dbtotexi</titleabbrev>

  <title>Dbtotexi</title>

  <subtitle>V&version;</subtitle>

  <author>

   <firstname>Mark</firstname>

   <surname>Burton</surname>

  </author>

  <copyright>

   <year>1999</year>

   <holder>Mark Burton</holder>

  </copyright>

  <abstract role="texinfo-node">

    <para>DocBook to Texinfo convertor.</para>

  </abstract>

 </articleinfo>

 <sect1>

  <title>Introduction</title>

  <para>

   This document describes &dbtotexi;, a simple utility for

   converting &XM;; documents that conform to a subset of the DocBook

   &DT;; into &GN;; texinfo format. The &dbtotexi; program is

   implemented using the &XS;; Transformations language as described

   in the working document 

   url="http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/WD-xslt-19990421"></ulink>. A Java

   based &XS;; engine<footnote>

     <para>

      Currently, I am using James Clark's <application>xt</application>.

     </para>

    </footnote> carries out the actual transformation as determined by

    the style sheet <filename>dbtotexi.xsl</filename>. A small

    amount of additional Java code provides a few utility routines not

    provided by the &XS;; implementation.

  </para>

 </sect1>

 <sect1>

  <title>License</title>

  <para>

    This software is subject to the terms of the

    &GN;; General Public License. Please see the file

    <filename>COPYING</filename> for details. The license terms that

    apply to the supplied third party software contained in the files

    <filename>sax.jar</filename>, <filename>xp.jar</filename> and

    <filename>xt.jar</filename> are specified in the files

    <filename>sax-copying.txt</filename>,

    <filename>xp-copying.txt</filename> and

    <filename>xt-copying.txt</filename> respectively.

  </para>

 </sect1>

 <sect1>

  <title>Installation</title>

  <para>

   Once the tar archive has been unpacked<footnote>

    <para>

     You must have done that already to be reading this!

    </para>

   </footnote>, check the <filename>Makefile</filename> to see if the

   settings at the top are suitable for your site and then just type

   <literal>make</literal> and <literal>make install</literal>. By

   default, the <filename>dbtotexi</filename> bash shell script

   goes into <filename>/usr/local/bin</filename> and the support files

   into <filename>/usr/local/share/dbtotexi</filename>. A compiled

   version of the Java support code is supplied so that you do not

   need a Java compiler unless you change the Java code.

  </para>

  <para>

   The installation defaults to using Sun's

   <application>jre</application> &VM; but any &JD;; 1.1 compliant

   implementation (such as Kaffe<footnote>

    <para>

     <literal>http://www.kaffe.org/</literal>

    </para>

   </footnote>) should work. No &GU;; facilities or additional

   libraries are required. If you use a different &VM; then the shell

   script, <filename>dbtotexi.sh</filename> may need editing.

  </para>

 </sect1>

 <sect1>

  <title>Usage</title>

  <para>

   A DocBook source file, <filename>foo.xml</filename>, is converted

   to texinfo format very simply:

  </para>

  <screen>

dbtotexi foo.xml

  </screen>

  <para>

   Will produce output in <filename>foo.texinfo</filename>. The name

   of the output file can be explicitly specified as a second

   argument. If the output file name is specified as

   <literal>-</literal>, the output is sent to stdout. A third

   argument will specify the name of the info file to produce, this

   defaults to the input file name modified to have a

   <literal>.info</literal> suffix. Any DocBook elements that are not

   recognised (due to either an error in the input document or because

   the translator does not yet support a translation for that element)

   are reported to stderr and shown in the output in bold.

  </para>

  <para>

   A document that conforms to the &SGML; DocBook &DT;; must first be

   converted to &XM;; before it can be processed by

   &dbtotexi;. This can be done using the

   <application>sx</application> program that is part of James Clark's

   <literal>SP</literal> &SGML; toolset. Typical usage would be:

  </para>

  <screen>

sx -xlower foo.sgm > foo.xml

  </screen>

  <note>

   <title>Note</title>

   <para>

    The &XM;; version of the DocBook &DT;; is not actually required by

    the conversion process (but see 

    linkend="sec.texinfopi"/>). In fact, if the document to be

    converted doesn't contain a <literal>DOCTYPE</literal> declaration

    then the conversion process is somewhat quicker. Irrespective of

    whether the document contains a <literal>DOCTYPE</literal>

    declaration, it should be valid (i.e. it conforms to the DocBook

    &XM;; &DT;;).

   </para>

  </note>

 </sect1>

 <sect1>

  <title>Role Attributes</title>

  <para>

   This section describes how the translation of some the elements are

   influenced by the setting of the element's <literal>role</literal>

   attribute.

  </para>

  <variablelist role="fixed">

   <varlistentry>

    <term>indexterm</term>

    <listitem>

     <para>

      The <literal>role</literal> attribute can be set to one of

      <literal>c</literal>, <literal>f</literal>,

      <literal>v</literal>, <literal>k</literal>, <literal>p</literal>

      and <literal>d</literal> to indicate which index the entry

      should be entered in. If the <literal>role</literal> attribute

      is not specified the entry will be entered into the concept

      index by default.

     </para>

    </listitem>

   </varlistentry>

   <varlistentry>

    <term>index</term>

    <listitem>

     <para>

      The <literal>role</literal> attribute can be set to one of

      <literal>c</literal>, <literal>f</literal>,

      <literal>v</literal>, <literal>k</literal>, <literal>p</literal>

      and <literal>d</literal> to indicate which index should be

      output.  If the <literal>role</literal> attribute is not

      specified the concept index will be output by default.

     </para>

    </listitem>

   </varlistentry>

   <varlistentry>

    <term>variablelist</term>

    <listitem>

     <para>

      The <literal>role</literal> attribute can be set to one of

      <literal>bold</literal> or <literal>fixed</literal> to indicate

      that the list's terms should be displayed in bold or fixed-width

      font respectively. If the <literal>role</literal> attribute is

      not specified, the list's terms be displayed <quote>as

       is</quote>.

     </para>

    </listitem>

   </varlistentry>

  </variablelist>

 </sect1>

 <sect1 id="sec.texinfopi">

  <title>The <literal>texinfo</literal> Processing Instruction</title>

  <para>

   The <literal>texinfo</literal> processing instruction can be used

   within a document to insert arbitrary markup into the output. The

   characters <literal>@</literal>, <literal>{</literal> and

   <literal>}</literal> are not escaped. This facility can be used to

   define entities that contain texinfo markup. For example, given

   that the following general entity declaration is placed in the DTD

   subset:

   <screen>

<!ENTITY hellip "<?texinfo @dots{}?>">

   </screen>

   One can write <literal>&hellip;</literal> and expect to get

   dots…!

  </para>

 </sect1>

 <sect1 id="sec.dirpi">

  <title>The <literal>dircategory</literal> &

  <literal>direntry</literal> Processing Instructions</title>

  <para>

   The <literal>dircategory</literal> and <literal>direntry</literal>

   processing instructions may be used to set the resulting info

   file's directory category and menu entry. These processing

   instructions are best positioned after the document type

   declaration but before the first element (<sgmltag>book</sgmltag>

   or <sgmltag>article</sgmltag>). Here's what this document uses:

  </para>

  <programlisting> 

<?dircategory Texinfo documentation system?>

<?direntry * Dbtotexi: (dbtotexi). DocBook to Texinfo convertor.?>

  </programlisting>

 </sect1>

 <sect1 id="sec.unicode">

  <title>Support for Unicode Characters</title>

  <para>

   A few Unicode characters are recognised in element content and

   converted into the equivalent texinfo command. Unrecognised Unicode

   characters are passed through unchanged. Norman Walsh's DocBook

   &XM;; &DT;; defines the &IS;; entity set in terms of Unicode

   characters. <xref linkend="app.unicode"/> lists the set of

   Unicode characters that are currently recognised.

  </para>

 </sect1>

 <sect1>

  <title>Caveats</title>

  <para>

   A couple of points should be born in mind:

   <orderedlist>

    <listitem>

     <para>

       Only a small subset of the DocBook &DT;; has currently been

       implemented. Furthermore, of the elements that have been

       implemented, most of their attributes are ignored. As time goes

       by, the implementation will become more complete. However, some

       features of DocBook may never be implemented due to

       limitatations in the texinfo format and some features of

       DocBook may never be implemented because they are not

       considered useful enough. All contributions are welcome. Please

       send contributions and bug reports to

       <email>markb@ordern.com</email>.

     </para>

    </listitem>

    <listitem>

     <para>

       The &XS;; Transformations language has not yet been

       standardised and, therefore, applications that use it are

       subject to change. I envisage having to modify the &XS;; script

       to track the development of &XS;; and its implementations.

     </para>

    </listitem>

    <listitem>

     <para>

       It is possible that some existing &SGML; documents may require

       modification before they can be successfully converted to &XM;;

       and hence into texinfo.

     </para>

    </listitem>

   </orderedlist>

  </para>

 </sect1>

 <sect1>

  <title>Links</title>

  <para>

   More information can be found from these links:

   <variablelist role="fixed">

    <varlistentry>

     <term>http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xslt</term>

     <listitem>

      <para>

        The latest version of the &XS;; Transformations (&XSLT;)

        Specification.

      </para>

     </listitem>

    </varlistentry>

    <varlistentry>

     <term>http://www.jclark.com/</term>

     <listitem>

      <para>

        James Clark's website contains much useful stuff including the

        &XSLT; engine <literal>xt</literal> and the

        <literal>SP</literal> toolset.

      </para>

     </listitem>

    </varlistentry>

    <varlistentry>

      <term>http://nwalsh.com/</term>

     <listitem>

      <para>

        Norman Walsh's website contains lots of DocBook and

        &XM;;/&XS;; related stuff.

      </para>

     </listitem>

    </varlistentry>

    <varlistentry>

     <term>http://www.kaffe.org/</term>

     <listitem>

       <para>

        Home of the <quote>Open Source</quote> Kaffe Java &VM;.

      </para>

     </listitem>

    </varlistentry>

   </variablelist>

  </para>

 </sect1>

 <appendix id="app.unicode">

  <title>Recognised Unicode Characters</title>

  <para>

   The following table lists the set of Unicode characters that are

   currently recognised. The name of the &XM;; entity that yields each

   character is also listed.

  </para>

  <informaltable>

   <tgroup cols="3">

     <row>

      <entry>

       Unicode Character

      </entry>

      <entry>

       Rendered As

      </entry>

      <entry>

       Entity Name

      </entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00a0</literal></entry>

      <entry> </entry>

      <entry><literal>nbsp</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00a1</literal></entry>

      <entry>¡</entry>

      <entry><literal>iexcl</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00a3</literal></entry>

      <entry>£</entry>

      <entry><literal>pound</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00a9</literal></entry>

      <entry>©</entry>

      <entry><literal>copy</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00bf</literal></entry>

      <entry>¿</entry>

      <entry><literal>iquest</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00c6</literal></entry>

      <entry>Æ</entry>

      <entry><literal>AElig</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00df</literal></entry>

      <entry>ß</entry>

      <entry><literal>szlig</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00e6</literal></entry>

      <entry>æ</entry>

      <entry><literal>aelig</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>2022</literal></entry>

      <entry>•</entry>

      <entry><literal>bull</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>2026</literal></entry>

      <entry>…</entry>

      <entry><literal>hellip</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row><entry></entry><entry></entry><entry></entry></row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0131</literal></entry>

      <entry>ı</entry>

      <entry><literal>inodot</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row><entry></entry><entry></entry><entry></entry></row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00a8</literal></entry>

      <entry>¨</entry>

      <entry><literal>uml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00e4</literal></entry>

      <entry>ä</entry>

      <entry><literal>auml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00c4</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ä</entry>

      <entry><literal>Auml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00eb</literal></entry>

      <entry>ë</entry>

      <entry><literal>euml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00cb</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ë</entry>

      <entry><literal>Euml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00ef</literal></entry>

      <entry>ï</entry>

      <entry><literal>iuml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00cf</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ï</entry>

      <entry><literal>Iuml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00f6</literal></entry>

      <entry>ö</entry>

      <entry><literal>ouml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00d6</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ö</entry>

      <entry><literal>Ouml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00fc</literal></entry>

      <entry>ü</entry>

      <entry><literal>uuml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00dc</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ü</entry>

      <entry><literal>Uuml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00ff</literal></entry>

      <entry>ÿ</entry>

      <entry><literal>yuml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0178</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ÿ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Yuml</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row><entry></entry><entry></entry><entry></entry></row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00b4</literal></entry>

      <entry>´</entry>

      <entry><literal>acute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00e1</literal></entry>

      <entry>á</entry>

      <entry><literal>aacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00c1</literal></entry>

      <entry>Á</entry>

      <entry><literal>Aacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00e9</literal></entry>

      <entry>é</entry>

      <entry><literal>eacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00c9</literal></entry>

      <entry>É</entry>

      <entry><literal>Eacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00ed</literal></entry>

      <entry>í</entry>

      <entry><literal>iacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00cd</literal></entry>

      <entry>Í</entry>

      <entry><literal>Iacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00f3</literal></entry>

      <entry>ó</entry>

      <entry><literal>oacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00d3</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ó</entry>

      <entry><literal>Oacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00fa</literal></entry>

      <entry>ú</entry>

      <entry><literal>uacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00da</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ú</entry>

      <entry><literal>Uacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00fd</literal></entry>

      <entry>ý</entry>

      <entry><literal>yacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00dd</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ý</entry>

      <entry><literal>Yacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0107</literal></entry>

      <entry>ć</entry>

      <entry><literal>cacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0106</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ć</entry>

      <entry><literal>Cacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>01f5</literal></entry>

      <entry>ǵ</entry>

      <entry><literal>gacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>013a</literal></entry>

      <entry>ĺ</entry>

      <entry><literal>lacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0139</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ĺ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Lacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0144</literal></entry>

      <entry>ń</entry>

      <entry><literal>nacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0143</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ń</entry>

      <entry><literal>Nacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0155</literal></entry>

      <entry>ŕ</entry>

      <entry><literal>racute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0154</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ŕ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Racute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>015b</literal></entry>

      <entry>ś</entry>

      <entry><literal>sacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>015a</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ś</entry>

      <entry><literal>Sacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>017a</literal></entry>

      <entry>ź</entry>

      <entry><literal>zacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0179</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ź</entry>

      <entry><literal>Zacute</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row><entry></entry><entry></entry><entry></entry></row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00b8</literal></entry>

      <entry>¸</entry>

      <entry><literal>cedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00e7</literal></entry>

      <entry>ç</entry>

      <entry><literal>ccedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00c7</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ç</entry>

      <entry><literal>Ccedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0122</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ģ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Gcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0137</literal></entry>

      <entry>ķ</entry>

      <entry><literal>kcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0136</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ķ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Kcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>013c'</literal></entry>

      <entry>ļ</entry>

      <entry><literal>lcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>013b</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ļ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Lcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0146</literal></entry>

      <entry>ņ</entry>

      <entry><literal>ncedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0145</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ņ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Ncedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0157</literal></entry>

      <entry>ŗ</entry>

      <entry><literal>rcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0156</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ŗ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Rcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>015f</literal></entry>

      <entry>ş</entry>

      <entry><literal>scedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>015e</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ş</entry>

      <entry><literal>Scedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0163</literal></entry>

      <entry>ţ</entry>

      <entry><literal>tcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0162</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ţ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Tcedil</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row><entry></entry><entry></entry><entry></entry></row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00af</literal></entry>

      <entry>¯</entry>

      <entry><literal>macr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0101</literal></entry>

      <entry>ā</entry>

      <entry><literal>amacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0100</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ā</entry>

      <entry><literal>Amacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0113</literal></entry>

      <entry>ē</entry>

      <entry><literal>emacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0112</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ē</entry>

      <entry><literal>Emacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>012a</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ī</entry>

      <entry><literal>Imacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>012b</literal></entry>

      <entry>ī</entry>

      <entry><literal>imacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>014c</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ō</entry>

      <entry><literal>Omacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>014d</literal></entry>

      <entry>ō</entry>

      <entry><literal>omacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>016b</literal></entry>

      <entry>ū</entry>

      <entry><literal>umacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>016a</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ū</entry>

      <entry><literal>Umacr</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row><entry></entry><entry></entry><entry></entry></row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00e2</literal></entry>

      <entry>â</entry>

      <entry><literal>acirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00c2</literal></entry>

      <entry>Â</entry>

      <entry><literal>Acirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00ea</literal></entry>

      <entry>ê</entry>

      <entry><literal>ecirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00cA</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ê</entry>

      <entry><literal>Ecirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00ee</literal></entry>

      <entry>î</entry>

      <entry><literal>icirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00ce</literal></entry>

      <entry>Î</entry>

      <entry><literal>Icirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00f4</literal></entry>

      <entry>ô</entry>

      <entry><literal>ocirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00d4</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ô</entry>

      <entry><literal>Ocirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00db</literal></entry>

      <entry>û</entry>

      <entry><literal>ucirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>00fb</literal></entry>

      <entry>Û</entry>

      <entry><literal>Ucirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0109</literal></entry>

      <entry>ĉ</entry>

      <entry><literal>ccirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0108</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ĉ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Ccirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>011d</literal></entry>

      <entry>ĝ</entry>

      <entry><literal>gcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>011c</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ĝ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Gcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0125</literal></entry>

      <entry>ĥ</entry>

      <entry><literal>hcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0124</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ĥ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Hcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0135</literal></entry>

      <entry>ĵ</entry>

      <entry><literal>jcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0134</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ĵ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Jcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>015d</literal></entry>

      <entry>ŝ</entry>

      <entry><literal>scirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>015c</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ŝ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Scirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0175</literal></entry>

      <entry>ŵ</entry>

      <entry><literal>wcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0174</literal></entry>

      <entry>Ŵ</entry>

      <entry><literal>Wcirc</literal></entry>

     </row>

     <row>

      <entry><literal>0177</literal></entry>