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#                           R A D K F I L E - 2
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#       Copyright 2007 James Rose and the KanjiCafe.com.
#
#   Special GRANT OF LICENSE is hereby given to James Breen and the
#   Electronic Dictionary Research & Development Group at Monash
#   University such that said licensees may maintain, modify, use,
#   and redistribute this file.  Derivatives should maintain this notice.
#   All other rights reserved.
#
# Radkfile - 2 is built as required from the Kradfile -2 source file, and is
# in the same format as the original JIS X 0208 Radkfile.
#
# Kradfile - 2 was created by James Rose by means of analysis of
# all 5,801 JIS X 0212 Kanji and identification of the constituent
# radicals and other common elements, with the goal of extending the
# capability of current kanji selection by-multi-radical tools in this range.
# Care has been exercised to maintain the same format as the original
# kradfile by Michael Raine and Jim Breen to aid in integration with
# existing electronic dictionary programs.
#
# Two fonts were used in decomposition so as to include as many glyphs as
# possible.  One apparently based on the JIS X 0212 standard itself, and
# one based on Unicode.  Each JIS X 0212 kanji is represented by 3 bytes
# in EUC-JP encoding, as opposed to the two bytes used in the JIS X 0208
# range, so adjust your software accordingly if necessary.
#
# The useable portion of the file consists of 5,801 lines; one for each of the
# JIS X 0212 kanji. Each line is a follows:
# - the kanji itself,
# - a space followed by a colon (:) followed by a space,
# - one or more radicals/elements which can be seen in the kanji. These
#   are drawn from JIS X 0208-1997. Where the element alone is not in
#   JIS X 0208, a kanji which contains the element is used instead.
#
# The decomposition is based on what can be seen in typical kanji
# glyphs. Elements themselves can be further subdivided.
#
# You can contact Jim Rose at Jim(at)Kanjicafe.com.
#
# Jim Rose, Christiansted, United States Virgin Islands
# September 2007
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