Dear Gubinelli,
Change the follow line inQTMWidget::inputMethodEvent
imwidget->setWindowFlags(Qt::Tool|Qt::FramelessWindowHint);
to
#ifdef Q_WS_X11
imwidget->setAutoFillBackground(true);
#else
imwidget->setWindowFlags(Qt::Tool|Qt::FramelessWindowHint);
#endif
Would fix this problem on Linux.
Best wishes.
On 2010-09-18 09:31:10，"Zou Hu" wrote：
I press Ctrl-space to activate default Chinese "Pinyin" input method in Ubuntu,
and press any key such as 'a', then the preedit text label shows , but quickly
this text label disappear with no any character inputed to texmacs. If I press
another key such as 'b', the same thing appears as before and seems the last
key 'a' I pressed is totally lost. Therefore, the result is that I could not
input any Chinese character to texmacs. It's OK before revision 3151.
By the way, ctrl-space in Linux and Windows is the default shortcut to activate
input method (in MacOS is cmd-space), But texmacs uses it as shortcut to
enlarge selection. I think It would be better to change the shortcut for
"enlarge selection".
Best.
On 2010-09-18 06:08:01，Gubinelli Massimiliano wrote：
Dear Zou,
On 17 sept. 2010, at 07:28, Zou Hu wrote:
Dear Massimiliano,
There are still some problems with respect to input method support.
1. With revision 3151, preedit strings are shown near current cursor position.
But this revision broke input method under Linux (I tested it under Ubuntu
Linux 10.04). It's OK before this revision.
Could you give me some details? In which sense the im is broken?
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