> If I input some non-chinese words consequently for some lines in a
> article, the one-click on *space*, that is, *~* accordingly, will be
> the delimitation of every two words. I think that it should be more
> reasonable in using the *space* key itself as the delimitation of
> every two non-chinese or non-multibytes words. [...]
>
> 1. If I input sequential non-chinese words, can I make the *space*
> itself instead of the *~* be the delimitation of every two words
> just by one-click on the space-key?
What you want to do is to couple the handling of the tilde and space
keys to the input method. If you use a Chinese one, pressing SPACE
once should give a tilde, and pressing it twice should insert a
space, right?
Here a solution; please test (I used the CVS emacs for that). Insert
the following into your .emacs file (and replace `chinese-py-punct-b5'
with your favourite input method).
(add-hook 'quail-activate-hook
(function
(lambda ()
(if (equal (quail-name) "chinese-py-punct-b5")
(progn
(quail-defrule " " "~")
(quail-defrule " " " "))))))
Werner
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