I don't use the IM myself, but I have read some of the help about it.
IIUC, the 'iminsert' influences whether Vim uses an input method:
&imi == 2 IM is active
&imi == 1 keymaps and language-mappings are active if defined
&imi == 0 neither
See ":help 'iminsert'" for details. If you aren't using Athena or Motif, you
should be able to leave either 'imd' constantly off or 'imi' constantly at 2.
Hello Tony,
I tried. When set imd constantly off, IM is not disabled automatically
when I change from insert mode to normal mode. And set imi constantly at
2, don't solve my original problem.
Any thing else I can do?
Thanks
Eddy
