Xzewd sender options: Langwrite emulation

# Langwrite emulation

When this option is on, xzewd will run a fast, internal emulator of the langwrite(1) filter on your message before sending it.

Langwrite is a program which makes most of the ISO-Latin-1 character set available on normal keyboards through "@" macros. For instance, "@e'" is a macro which reduces to "é", etc. Below is a sampling of the macros xzewd understands. In most cases, the two characters following the @ sign can appear in either order.

    @A` À  @A' Á  @A^ Â  @A~ Ã  @A" Ä  @Ao Å  @AE Æ
    @C, Ç
    @E` È  @E' É  @E^ Ê  @E" Ë
    @I` Ì  @I' Í  @I^ Î  @I" Ï
    @N~ Ñ
    @O` Ò  @O' Ó  @O^ Ô  @O~ Õ  @O" Ö  @O/ Ø
    @U` Ù  @U' Ú  @U^ Û  @U" Ü
    @Y' Ý
    @SS ß  @ss ß
    @a` à  @a' á  @a^ â  @a~ ã  @a" ä  @ao å  @ae æ
    @c, ç
    @e` è  @e' é  @e^ ê  @e" ë
    @i` ì  @i' í  @i^ î  @i" ï
    @n~ ñ
    @o` ò  @o' ó  @o^ ô  @o~ õ  @o" ö  @o/ ø
    @u` ù  @u' ú  @u^ û  @u" ü
    @y' ý

Xzewd also understands these macros, whose corresponding characters Mosaic can't seem to display. Try them out yourself!

    @y"    @:-    @12    @14    @34    @1^    @2^    @3^    @0^
    @<<    @>>    @!!    @??    @+-    @c/    @lb
    @..    @sx    @69    @Pp    @Y=    @CO    @RO

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