> I think the pinyin input method shipped with emacs unicode 2 is so
> difficult to use,
I can't comment since I don't use the unicode-2 branch of emacs.
> so I want to transplant ucdos pinyin (which is part a mule-gbk) into
> it, but the very important step is to generate a table which has the
> every chinese ccharacters combined by its pinyin, say, it should
> like this: [...]
>
> If I can generate this table, than I can generate the phrase table
> based on it. Can you give me some advices about generate the table?
Sorry, I can't. I just can give some generic advices; you should ask
a good Lisp programmer (like Ken'ichi-san) for help. Unfortunately, I
doubt that he will have time right now since the emacs pretest is
starting soon.
What do you want to use as the input data? This is, where do you get
the pinyin->Chinese character mapping?
Werner
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