Thank you for the information. I will stick to the default behavior.
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 6:18 AM, jhpark <jhy...@gmail.com> wrote: > uimuser uimuser, on 2012-12-04 11:41 -0800, said: > > > I am using UIM for Korean input (byeoru). I need help in modifying > > the behavior when Caps Lock is pressed. > > > > - When the key 'q' is pressed the character 'ㅂ' is displayed as > > expected. > > - When SHIFT + 'q' is pressed 'ㅃ' is displayed as expected. > > - but, if the Caps Lock key is on and 'q' is pressed then the > > character 'ㅂ' displayed instead of 'ㅃ' . > > This is how Korean keyboards are supposed to work, at least in South > Korea. The reason is that Korean characters (i.e. jamos) do not come in > upper/lower cases, e.g. ㅃ is not the capitalized version of ㅂ, but > they are just different letters. One normally expects Korean input to > proceed independent of the Caps Lock status. You can check this if you > have an installation of MS Windows. > > > > This happens for some other characters as well but I if can fix is for > > 'q' , I think the other changes will be similar. > > Nevertheless, if you still want to "fix" the behaviour, you could > override the byeoru-key-to-choices function in byeoru.scm. The > modification should be straightforward. > > Best, > Jae-hyeon > > -- > Google Groups "uim-en" group > uim-en@googlegroups.com > http://groups.google.com/group/uim-en/about > -- Google Groups "uim-en" group uim-en@googlegroups.com http://groups.google.com/group/uim-en/about
