In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Yiyi Hu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [1 <text/plain; UTF-8 (base64)>] > Since I prefer use fcitx to the im built-in within Emacs, > But the problem now is, if you are in X, you can no longer activate > fcitx within emacs. When I run Emacs as this: % LANG=zh_CN fcitx % LANG=zh_CN emacs I can activate fcitx with C-SPC and type Chinese. And as set-mark-command is normally bind both to C-SPC and C-@, I can use it by C-@ (instead of C-SPC). The problem is that I see no indicator showing whether fcitx is activated or not. Another annoying problem is that while activating fcitx, I can't use C-k, C-l, etc because they are all eaten by fcitx. But, it seems that all key-binding for fcitx can be cutomized by ~/.fcitx/config. For instance, if you don't need to use Emacs' builtin IM, you can use C-\ for activating/de-activating fcitx by changing this line: 打开/关闭输入法=CTRL_SPACE to 打开/关闭输入法=CTRL_\ C-k etc eaten by fcitx can also be customized. Please read the document of fcitx and your ~/.fcitx/config for more detail. --- Kenichi Handa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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