Ben,Thanks for your reply. If I set noimdisable,the input method in insert mode is broken,can't input correctly.Wish Macvim to fix this problem.
-- Jamie Xie Sent with Sparrow On Wednesday, April 27, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Ben Schmidt wrote: > On 26/04/11 10:56 PM, Jerry wrote: > > There is an annoying problem when use macvim with chinese input > > method,if I input some chinese characters in insert mode,then press > > ESC to return to normal mode,then press hjkl to move around,the > > candidate window of my input method will pop up,this is very annoying > > since I always don't want to use the input method in normal mode.Why > > can't macvim automatically close the IME whenever I return to normal > > mode just as gVim in windows does. > > > > I've searched a lot about this problem,but it seems there isn't a > > solution to it,Macvim doesn't support imactivatekey.And I've tried set > > noime in vimrc,this setting does close IME whenever I switch to normal > > mode,but is also made IME in insert mode unavailable.Anyone has a > > solution to this problem? > > Try > > :set noimdisable > > (it seems I needed that) then explicitly set your input method (using the > keyboard > layout menu) for Normal mode (e.g. to US), then go into insert mode and > change it > (e.g. to Chinese), and from then on MacVim should automatically change it as > you > go in and out of insert mode. > > I think! > > Ben. > -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
