CJK Chinese Japanese Korean Input Method configuration using SCIMin Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake - testing needed
Loïc Martin
lomartin3 at gmail.com
Thu Aug 3 16:51:57 UTC 2006
linuxa a écrit :
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>> In case you're replying to my previous email : no. What would be nice
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>> for the user to know is how, after having set up SCIM (to input any
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>> language, most often a CJK language) to work under his non-CJK
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>> he can revert this change so SCIM isn't used any more under his non-CJK
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>> language. Preferably without borking the system.
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> To not use SCIM under the non-CJK language, couldn't you just toggle
> SCIM on/off with the default shortcut of CTRL-Space?
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> 1) I start up Kate. English is the default.
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> 2) I type a few lines of English text. <Enter>
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> 3) Switch on SCIM popup using CTRL-Space
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> 4) Type the Translation in Chinese say <Enter>
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> 5) Switch off SCIM popup using CTRL-Space
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> 6) I type more lines of English text
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I'm not sure you've understood what meant going back to the previous
default Dapper configuration. Switching Scim input off using CTRL-Space
doesn't prevent Scim to run behind.
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