> 1/ Note that you can use run-time checks instead, which help make sure that
> the code always compile:
> if (guiApp->platformName() == "cocoa") {
> ...
> }
I see, I got it. Thanks!
> 2/ what is a cjk locale exactly, apart from the list of languages? It seems
> to me that other languages like Arabic of Hebrew can use an input method.
> What difference does it make for the code in practice? I tried to read it,
> but it is not obvious to me.
> I saw the reference to "wrappable at any place" in the code. We have
> WordWrap false
> in languages file for that. It could be possible to add a "CJK true" thing
> (or a better name) to convey the right thing. This would avoid some
> hardcoding.
Indeed, this must be seriously considered. I picked up languages that use
preedit strings, which resulted in cjk languages. I tested with several East
Asian and Middle Eastern languages that use their own characters, but I
couldn’t hit other languages that use preedit strings. Of course, the test does
not include a full list of languages.
So far, I could not find a reliable list of languages or IMs on usage of
preedit strings. I saw a document which says Hebrew also uses an input method,
but as far as I tested, it does not seem to use preedit strings. Hebrew
characters are accepted in equations in LyX, and it seems if there is an
appropriate font, it can compile on LaTeX. So, it seemed better not prohibiting
Hebrew inputs in equations.
This part of code prohibits only CJK from entering their characters in the math
mode, so it is a minimal list. I’m thinking of taking a strategy to add another
language if it is found to be appropriate to do so. Does it look good to do?
Koji
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