Re: [m17n] No compose characters possible with asian language setting
Lars Dɪᴇᴄᴋᴏᴡ <[email protected]>
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Mike FABIAN ✍: > Very few applications can switch between XIM like input methods on the > fly. Actually the only one I know is mlterm. With mlterm you can do > the switch between @im=kinput2 and @im=local without restarting > mlterm. > > In OpenOffice you cannot do this. > > There are XIM servers which can switch between several input methods, > for example on SuSE Linux there are SCIM and uim which can switch on > the fly between different input methods. > > It looks rather easy to add a input method similar to Compose to SCIM > and/or uim. I'll try to do that if I have a bit of free time. > That would solve your problem. > > Another solution is to use IIIMF instead of XIM. IIIMF is the > designated successor of XIM and allows to switch input methods on the > fly. This is one of the design features of IIIMF. Because of lack of > time I have not yet created IIIMF packages for SuSE Linux though. But > I plan to do that soon. I, too, am a skim/scim user and miss being able to use the Compose key. It's been several years since and the scim developer does not understand or does not care. Would you contribute a patch where Compose works under @im=scim exactly like under @im=local?
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