[openi18n-im:01376] Re: Help with defining a new module

Hi,
   SCIM is another independent input method framework. If you 
encountered any issue when using scim, please ask on scim's maillist. Go 
http://www.scim-im.org to get more information. The maillists are hosted 
on http://sf.net/projects/scim.


Giuseppe Castagna wrote:
> Zhe Su wrote:
>> Hi,
>>   It's a very interesting input table. I would like to merge it into
>> SCIM (Smart Common Input Method platform, see http://www.scim-im.org).
>
> What is the relation with iiimf (if any)?
>
>> So could you please provide a complete input table?
>
>
> I haven't done it. It won't take long to prepare it but before 
> starting the complete one I wanted to be sure that it works ... and it 
> doesn't.
>
>>   If you would like to try out SCIM, you may download the binary
>> packages from http://sf.net/projects/scim.
>>   The attached table file is for scim-tables input method module. You
>> need install scim and scim-tables packages, in order to use it.
>
> I did it (plus the scim-table-jp) and X no longer starts.
>
Did you check the X log file? What's happened there? How did you install 
and start scim?
>> Just
>> copy it into /usr/share/scim/tables directory 
>
> Done
> > and restart scim,
>
> which means? I restarted X, but then it no longer starts.
>
>> then
>> you may use it by choosing Latex input method in Other submenu.
>
>
>
> I'd like just to know I to prepare the table if instead of having the 
> symbol I have the codepoint (that is
> char="22A1"  = \boxdot
> char="22A2"  = \vdash
> char="22A3"  = \dashv
For scim-tables, you just need to write the table like:

\boxdot    0x22A1
>
> etc
>
> Thanks
>