On Feb 16, 6:11 pm, bill lam <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Feb 2009, Sean wrote:
> > I found a funny thing when I tried to compare vimim with those big
> > name commercial IME products. Some of the big features they claimed
> > are so interesting. For the sake of completeness, with few lines of
>
> Nice to see another update! I can think of a useful feature in m$ ime
> is that it can do 'reverse encoding' (I don't know its exact name).
> When a valid character is chosen, it can automatically display the
> code of the same character in another chosen encoding method. eg. when
> entered MMM for '三', the '三' goes into the text and 'san1' (correct
> pinyin? that's reason why this feature is useful) will displayed at
> the bottom line of the ime popup box.
This is certainly possible, and it is not as hard as the new feature I
added. The main idea is to build a hash table and play with it. One
big problem, though, is memory usage. We may add it as an option.
So far, the vimim has only over 1300 lines of codes including
comments, and can do most and sometimes more comparing to those big
name IMEs product which may include over 10MB download.
Sean
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