Take MacOSX 10.6 as an example: 1. Go to "System Preferences -> Language and Text -> Input Sources", select one of the CJK input methods such as "Chinese Simplified".
2. Now download Chinese font (fireflysung) from texmacs website and extract it to ~/.TeXmacs directory. Start texmacs, click the menu item "Edit->Preference->Language->Chinese" and restart it. 3. Inside texmacs, press Cmd+Space to activate Chinese input method. Now you could input some English characters, then press space, and the corresponding Chinese characters will be inserted to texmacs editor. 在2010-09-11 22:39:23，"Gubinelli Massimiliano" <[email protected]> 写道： >Dear Zoo, > I will integrate the first patch on input methods. I would like to have a bit > more of details on how it works and how to check it on a european system. > Thanks. > >For the locate patch a better alternative should be found. A priori use_locate >is true only if /bin/locate is available on the system (see >init_texmacs.cpp:280) so I do not understand why you need to comment it. In >any case a ifdef would be better. > >Best >Massimiliano > > > >On 9 sept. 2010, at 15:06, Zou Hu wrote: > >> Hi all, in Qt-texmacs, input methods for CJK characters is unworkable. >> Attached is a patch for making it works just as x11-texmacs. It supports >> commitStrings but still not preeditStrings, but this is enough for most of >> the input methods. >> >> Also, to make texmacs able to find CJK fonts under Windows, I need to make a >> minor change to tt_file.cpp, since under Windows "use_locate" is false. >> >> Best. >> <patch04.diff>_______________________________________________ >> Texmacs-dev mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/texmacs-dev >
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