On Fri, Oct 31, 2003 at 11:06:39PM -0800, Hideki Hiura wrote: > Do you specifically want to use XimLocal module and XimProto module at > the same time? > Or you want the local simple composition IM capability and the remote > complex IM capability at the same time?
To clarify what I am trying to do: I sometimes type English text, I sometimes type French text, and I sometimes type Japanese text. Typing French text requires the XimLocal functionality, and for typing Japanese text I use kinput. I use a UTF8 locale so having all this representable or output is not a problem, but for input, if XimProto is active, then XimLocal is not. I wanted to improve on this. > If what you want is the latter, you may want to try IIIM Xlib module > called xiiimp.so. By modifying the XIM entry of your > /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale/<current locale>/XI18N_OBJS > from [...] > You can use localIM/remoteIM at the same time, and you can go back and > forth among them. > > They are available from openi18n.org. Thank you for the suggestion. I tried to use this but I was hit by a learning curve. I installed Debian packages iiimf-htt-le-canna, iiimf-htt-xbe, and iiimf-htt-server. I modified XI18N_OBJS as you recommended. I never quite figured out how I was supposed to set $XMODIFIERS, but I finally got _SwitchOpenIM working. After that, Japanese input using canna worked, but only if the locale was ja_JP, it did not activate with ja_JP.UTF-8. And the compose key did not seem to work at all. I have not had time yet to diagnose further. -Phil _______________________________________________ I18n mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/i18n
