Done, partly.
Aprroach(for Chinese users):
1 Install famous pyjj inputing software (free)
2 Open usrword.txt found in its installing folder
3 Add names/input keys to idioms to the file, save it
4 Have fun
For example, after adding in above file:
dwd=1!:1
supj=+/%#
ukb=+/(}.<}:)(32 9 10{a.)e.~
now I am able to type supj (first letters for pinyin of 算術平均) to input +/%#
and to type ukb (數空白) for +/(}.<}:)(32 9 10{a.)e.~
Empt
emptist wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I wonder if it's supported feature to use two byte chars such as Chinese
> Chars for varialbe/function names. I have tried typing a few but have got
> errors. Am I missing something?
> The thought is that if that's availible then one would be able to write a
> one-charactor wrapper for each single primitive notation one has learned
> so far and finally every primitives got wrapped each by one single Chinese
> Character. Since one character means one word in Chinese, it will be
> interesting to try it out though it will be a great chanlenge. And if that
> done, it's helpful to introduce J to local people.
>
> Thanks
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Empt
>
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