On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 02:17:42AM +0900, Yukihiro Nakadaira wrote:
>
> I don't see same warning, but I know why vim-latex doesn't work with
> Japanese Input Method.
>
> For example, to input Japanese letter "か" (U+304B), we need to type
> "ka<Enter>". To show pre-edit text, Vim inserts pre-edit text to the
> buffer temporarily by generating key sequence like using feedkeys().
>
> Type "k" => "k" is inserted.
> (same as :call feedkeys("k"))
> Type "a" => "k" is deleted and "か" is inserted.
> (same as :call feedkeys("\<BS>か"))
> Type "<Enter>" => "か" (pre-edit text) is deleted and "か" (commit text) is
> inserted.
> (same as :call feedkeys("\<BS>か"))
>
> Vim uses <BS> to delete pre-edit text. And vim-latex have mapping for
> <BS> like ":imap <BS> <C-R>=...<CR>". That mapping is applied and Vim
> reset Input Method context for mode change of <C-R>=. Then we can not
> input Japanese text.
>
> I use attached patch for this problem. It makes Vim to use window to
> show pre-edit text. It means to use over-the-spot insted of on-the-spot.
I also met this kind of problem with fcitx and Chinese input method. Now
I understand why :-) Recent versions of fcitx will not use that kind of
preediting for GVim by default for this reason.
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Best regards,
lilydjwg
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