Update:
I just tried this on Linux and it worked, but found another problem.
When the Canidate Selection window comes up, the window
manager gives it a title bar with a close button. If you click the
close button, the window manager kills kinput2.
As for why the whole thing fails to work under OroborOSX
on MacOS 10, I have no idea yet.
----- Original Message -----
From: Dave Williss
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 12:49 PM
Subject: [I18n]Problem with kinput2
I've built kinput2-v3.1 and am using the Canna36 backend.
Modified my text widget to call XOpenIM and XCreateIC with
input method set to use callbacks for everything. It all works
until you do the following..
shift-space to activate IME
enter "nihongo". Hit space and it converts to kanji
hit space again to get list of alternates
pick one
>From this point on, key events are not getting processed
correctly any more. Instead of going to my PreeditDraw
callback, they're going directly to my own event handler.
Running kinput2 with -trace (compiled for debugging) you
get
** XIM_ERROR message received:
input-method ID: 7
input-context ID: N/A
error code: BadProtocol
error message:
It then gets this same error for every keypress. You can
tell that kinput is still getting the events because if you
type "yama" and hit space twice, it pops up a Canidate
Selection window with different forms of the word "yama"
Also at this point, if you try to open another window which
allocates a 2nd IC, XCreateIC returns NULL.
Everything was built with gcc-3.1 running on Mac OS 10
with R6 libraries running XDarwin and OroborOSX.
-- Dave Williss
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