Hi Ling,
It is possible to have more than one LE installed for a single locale.
However, at present, there is a bug. It is not possible at present for
user to select the LE desired if more than one for the same locale exist.
Going back to the problem you encountered, I suspect you could be using
the newpy when those situation occured. May I suggest that you manually
remove newpy LE by doing "rm /usr/lib/im/leif/newpy.so" and try again
so we are sure that it is inpinyin that is causing and we will fill a
bug against it.
Thanks,
Lawrence
Ling Li wrote:
Hi,
I didn't get the URL for testing guide (the archived email of "Testers
Required for Next Generation Input Method" doesn't have it) so I might
have done something really naive.
I installed iiimf-server, gtk2, le-inpinyin and packages they
required. Launch gedit, click to select the "IIIMF" input method. A
small box with English appears around the bottom of the gedit window.
Ctrl-Space switches to the Pinyin input. So far so good.
I succeeded in typing some Chinese with this input method. The
immediate awkward thing I found is the input of punctuations. Typing
<space> (or any punctuation keys, I guess) without letters (i.e., no
pinyin typed) put me into an unknown position: Only backspace can get
me out. I tried to use <Escape>, number keys, but the situation just
got more wierd.
It seems that more than two input engines for one locale can be
installed. For example, le-inpinyin & le-newpy can be installed
together for simplified Chinese. But I don't know how to pick one of
them for gedit.
--Ling
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