[CHISE-en:110] Fwd: Meaning of letters; licence conditions

[Ben Bullock]

On 24 August 2014 00:59,  <mskala at ansuz.sooke.bc.ca> wrote:

>> The following letters occur within [ and ] in "ids.txt":
>>
>> ACGTKVJXHUsM

> I believe these refer to language versions, and the common ones are the
> same one-letter codes used in the Unicode charts:  J for Japan, T for
> Taiwan ("traditional Chinese"), G for mainland China ("simplified
> Chinese"), K for Korea, V for Vietnam.

Thank you for your response. So far we have suggestions for J, T, G,
K, and V, which leaves A, C, X, H, U, s, and M unaccounted for. Is
there any documentation for these letters?

>> Can you inform me of the licence?
>
> I believe (based on email from Taichi Kawabata, the maintainer) that it is
> GPL2 or later, and I'm using it in IDSgrep on that basis.  Digging out the
> original email coversation will be tricky because I'm travelling right now
> and don't have time, nor access to my usual computer, but I wrote a little
> bit about it this the IDSgrep documentation and a header I attached to
> IDSgrep's bundled copy of the CJKVI database.

Thank you for your response.