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New issue 1419 by [email protected]: Were "enabled"/"disabled" signals
and enable()/disable() methods accidentally removed?
http://code.google.com/p/ibus/issues/detail?id=1419
Recently I noticed that "enabled"/"disabled" signals and enable()/disable()
methods have been removed from trunk. I think this change is important and
dislike it, because these signals and methods are essential for ibus-mode
in Emacs I'm developing.
ibus-mode uses "enabled"/"disabled" signals to decide if IBus engine is
active. If cannot do that, ibus-mode cannot switch the keymap to
appropriate one when IBus status is changed.
ibus-mode's 'ibus-enable' command and 'ibus-disable' command use
enable()/disable() methods to activate/inactivate the engine, so these
commands should not work at all with current trunk of IBus.
Please get them back or provide the substitutes. Otherwise, I cannot
continue to develop ibus-mode anymore.
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