Comment #21 on issue 622 by [email protected]: Define multiple select
keys for each candidate in table input.
http://code.google.com/p/ibus/issues/detail?id=622
#20 dododavid006
OK, I think I didn't explain very well.
If I use Boshiamy method under windows, "vsrf" real use as a select key.
But under ibus or hime(I'm now using it.), I have to press "vsrf" and
press space.
I think it still use as a select key.
Now I have become accustomed to it.
You mean "vsrf" matches exactly one character, i.e. only one candidate
is in the candidate list which could be committed directly because
there are no alternatives anyway?
That can be achieved by setting the option "Commit mode:" in
the setup tool to "Direct" instead of "Normal".
If "Normal" is used, the commit key (usually space) has to be pressed
to commit the selected candidate, even if there is only one candidate.
If "Direct" is used and there is only one candidate, the candidate
will be committed automatically without pressing space.
For example, wubi-jidian86.txt contains exactly one match
for the input sequence "aaab":
1 match for "^aaab" in buffer: wubi-jidian86.txt
7831:aaab 㐂 7450
In "Normal" mode, one has to type "aaab " to get 㐂 committed.
In "Direct" mode, typing only "aaab" is enough to get 㐂 committed.
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