Etsushi Kato wrote:

> I'm one of the developer of uim.  As far as I can tell, you can
> avoid this complete freeze of X by using --async option of 
> uim-xim.

Thank you!!! This indeed works. In Debian Sid, I set
XIM_ARGS=--async, and indeed it works now exactly as you said: CPU
usage goes to 100% when I 'mis-hit' keys, but this is temporary
and X does not freeze.

> I think this bug is caused from invalid use of filter key event
> in mozilla in the address bar widget.  

So you agree it is a bug? Can you reproduce it? If it is a bug in
Mozilla/Firefox, somebody should report it, but I'm afraid I do
not have the technical knowledge about 'filter key events'to
describe it exactly.

> Even if you use uim-xim
> --async (or maybe SCIM's x11 module), CPU usage may increase to
> 100% while inputting some characters with completed addresses
> below address widget popup, but in this case mozilla won't
> freeze at all.



> By the way, you seem to like using XIM instead of gtk+ immodule
> because of the compose sequences in X11.  I think you can try
> uim's gtk+ immodule with latin IM (selecting "Latin
> characters" from toolbar) enabled.  It support most of the
> sequence in X's compose sequence using Compose key (bug dead
> key is not supported yet).

> You can modify this table if you like.  Please check the table
> in /usr/share/uim/latin.scm.

> Cheers, -- Etsushi Kato [EMAIL PROTECTED]





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