*On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 09:36:01 +0800 * "王冬" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> climbed out of the dark hell and cried out:
> Thanks a lot. > > OK , now i can see that it is the problem of Windows(maybe) ^_^ I dont think so. I used Emacs under Windows for long time, and I use Windows input methods for Chinese. I see no obstacles to use system input methods for Emacs in at least three OSes - M$ Windoze (xp), GNU/Linux (Ubuntu) and MacOSX. > > And i need not to find way to solve this problem because i just can't be > dealed "now" > > On 6/21/07, Jason Rumney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 王冬 wrote: > > 3x to your suggestion. > > > > But although the inner input method maybe is good at inputing japanese > > , but the inputing of chinese is so unconvenient that it can't input > > the chinese character rapidly enough. > > I am using Google Pinyin to input chinese now . > > > > And i think there must be some problem on my emacs setting , and i > > just want to find it , but not to get help by changing input method. Obviously the problem lies in your .emacs. I dont have my .emacs setting any more (since I adieued Windoze for 3 years). Vaguely I remember you need add two setting to your .emacs as below: ,---- | (set-language-environment 'Chinese-GB) | (set-keyboard-coding-system 'chinese-iso-8bit) `---- (if you use GB2312). > > > > And also , i just want to know , whether this is a "bug" on emacs mule > > , which can't recieve charator of multi language on Win32. > Windows requires either Unicode input or special IME handling to input > in other languages. Emacs does neither. Changing the keyboard coding > system does not seem to be enough - Windows still sends ?? for > characters that aren't in the system's default character set.
