| Re: Anyone use scim-bridge.el with Chinese? |
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Group: gnu.emacs.help · Group Profile
Author: Andy StewartAndy Stewart Date: Sep 12, 2008 23:18
>>>>> "irieshinsuke" == irieshinsuke gmail.com> writes:
Hi, Irie!
I have install scim-bridge.
And I have write ~/.Xdefaults (I think this file have same effect as
~/.Xresources) with:
Emacs*useXIM: false
Then xrdb ~/.Xdefaults
And I configure scim-bridge with:
(require 'scim-bridge)
(require 'scim-bridge-ja)
(scim-define-common-key ?\C-\ nil)
(scim-define-common-key ?\C-/ nil)
(setq scim-adjust-window-x-position 'gnome)
(scim-mode t)
And everything looks okay.
But when I use functions `scim-anthy-reconvert-region' and
`scim-transfer-romaji-into-preedit', it's can't work.
`scim-anthy-reconvert-region' will get message:
"SCIM: is undefined"
`scim-transfer-romaji-into-preedit' will get message:
"SCIM: is undefined"
I think the setup of variables `scim-anthy-reconversion-event' and
`scim-toggle-input-method-event' is wrong.
So, make scim-bridge works with Chinese just setup `scim-anthy-reconversion-event' and
`scim-toggle-input-method-event' with right value or other thing?
Have a file likes `scim-bridge-zh.el' ?
Regards.
Andy.
irieshinsuke> Hi,
irieshinsuke> Sorry, I have not written the documents other than Japanese yet.
irieshinsuke> Did any error messages come out?
irieshinsuke> I guess that you don't use scim-bridge, which was originally developed
irieshinsuke> in order to solve the C++ ABI problems.
irieshinsuke> scim-bridge.el communicates with SCIM through the scim-bridge agent
irieshinsuke> using UNIX domain socket, therefore it can not work without the agent.
irieshinsuke> Is scim-bridge installed?
irieshinsuke> Or, you might don't inhibit XIM from taking over the key events.
irieshinsuke> To do this, for example, add a line into ~/.Xresources file:
irieshinsuke> Emacs*useXIM: false
irieshinsuke> And execute the command in a terminal:
irieshinsuke> xrdb ~/.Xresources
irieshinsuke> or restart X server.
irieshinsuke> Please report again if it doesn't work well.
irieshinsuke> S. Irie
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