On Fri, Jan 19, 2001 at 03:06:15PM +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Though this is not directly related to Debian, I am now working on > internationalization of XTerm. The newest version of XTerm with > newest patch can: > - display locale-dependent (LC_CTYPE) encoding, including multibyte > (EUC-*, GB, and so on). > - input i18n string via XIM (kinput2, skkinput, etc). > under UTF-8 mode and legacy-encoding mode (xterm -u8 -lc). > I can display gb2312 (Simplified Chinese) with: ./xterm -fw "-arphic-ar pl sungtil gb-bold-r-normal--0-160-0-0-c-0-iso10646-1" -u8 -lc -fn "-*-r-*150-iso8859-1" -fx "-arphic-ar pl sungtil gb-bold-r-normal--0-160-0-0-c-0-iso10646-1" &
But it won't activite the chinese input method I'm using (chinput). I have [EMAIL PROTECTED] from my environment. And there is no way to specify a input method at xterm's command line (There should be one for user's convenience). So there are XIM initialization bugs in xterm's i18n patch. -- Best regard hashao
