Re: Input methods

2006-03-27 Thread Danilo Ĺ egan
On Thursday at 18:30, Simos Xenitellis wrote: > This works ok for most languages now, though there is some work to synch > the table from upstream http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=321896 Not really. X Compose files allow a compose sequence to return a string of UTF-8 characters, while i

Re: Input methods

2006-03-23 Thread Simos Xenitellis
> > > I'm sorry, I have don't time to help; I think > > > > Matthias answered you on one > > > > of the lists > > > > with the correct answer, which is that we don't > > see > > > > that menu with the input > > > > method

Re: Input methods

2006-03-23 Thread Matthias Clasen
ti-key / o" to enter an "o with stroke" character. I am not aware of tables or other documentation explaining the key sequences understood by the input methods we ship with GTK+, which is one of the reasons why it is a good idea to use a desktopwide framework like iiimf or scim.

Re: Input methods

2006-03-23 Thread Joachim Noreiko
wered you on one > > > of the lists > > > with the correct answer, which is that we don't > see > > > that menu with the input > > > methods appearing in a typically configured > desktop; > > > instead input method > > > switching will be d

Re: Input methods

2006-03-23 Thread Simos Xenitellis
that we don't see > > that menu with the input > > methods appearing in a typically configured desktop; > > instead input method > > switching will be done system wide using a system > > such as SCIM or IIIMF. > > I don't understand most of what you'

Re: Input methods

2006-03-23 Thread Joachim Noreiko
--- Owen Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm sorry, I have don't time to help; I think > Matthias answered you on one > of the lists > with the correct answer, which is that we don't see > that menu with the input > methods appearing in a typically con

info on Input methods needed

2006-03-13 Thread Joachim Noreiko
Hi everyone. This is your friendly neighborhood documentation writer. There's a long-standing bug on the GNOME Desktop User Guide for an explanation of GTK input methods. [1] Unfortunately, it's mostly chinese to me. (no pun intended ;) Could someone explain to me what GTK input metho

Defining your own new input methods?

2005-08-25 Thread Ken Beesley
Inquiry: Definining your own new input methods? Over a year ago I managed to write some new "Simple Composing Input Methods" for GTK+, and get them installed (by piggybacking them into gtk-im-extra). I managed to get them working and selectable from within gedit, but it was all mo