Hello Paul,
I go on with the linux-utf8 influence here ... :-)
For a way of doing input methods easy, configurable and extendable you
might want to take a look at *the* unicode text editor on GNU/UN*X:
GPLed >> yudit << at www.yudit.org. watch out for
# ------------- quotation from yudit.org --------------------------
>Easy-to-make key-input maps that can be created to input scripts with a
>two-way English transliteration scheme. Yudit comes with more than thirty
>transliteration maps contributed by Yudit users from all over the World.
# ------------------------ end -----------------------------------
AND the unicode input method is just one of them. A neat General approach.
And proven and you colud use the mapping table that come with the yudit
distribution.
cheers
oldo
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