ng - small lightweight Emacs-like editor

       This manual page was written by Yasuhiro Take <take@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may
       be used by others).

                                                 August 31, 2000                                           NG(1)

ng  is Nihongo Mg, MicroGnuEmacs. This name indicates it is Japanized version of Mg. It can handle ASCII,
       ISO-2022-JP, Shift-JIS, and EUC-JP as well as EUC-KR  and  EUC-CN(GB  and  CNS),  while  Latin  are  also
       supported. Be aware these CJK support and Latin support are exclusive.

       ng is just a wrapper script. It calls either ng-latin, ng-cjk or ng-cjk-canna according to locale-related
       environmental  variable,  LC_ALL and LANG. If you want to override this act, You can use an environmental
       variable NG. Set this to what you prefer among the ng families.

       /usr/bin/ng-latin - Latin-supported binary.

       /usr/bin/ng-cjk - CJK-supported binary.

       /usr/bin/ng-cjk-canna - CJK & canna-supported binary.

       ng - small lightweight Emacs-like editor

-v     Show version of ng.

       -c     Show version and built-in features of ng.

       -fcommand
              Execute the specified command after ng starts.

       -Ifile
              Use the specified file as an init file instead of ~/.ng.+number
              Go to the line specified by number (do not insert a space between the "+" sign and the number).

ng [options] files...

NG - should be set to either ng-latin, ng-cjk or ng-cjk-canna.  This value is prior to others.

       LC_ALL - prior to LANG.

       LANG - These locale-related variables control which ng is to be called.