Kang Seonghoon wrote:
> "Shawn Y. Kim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I guess I can work on this.
>> It will take some time though.
>>
>> As to how widely hangulinput features is being used, I can just say "a
>> few" people.
>> Even though not so many people is using that one as they use IME,
>> there still are people making use of hangulinput feature, including
>> me.
>
> Or, can we make Hangeul input plugin separately instead? I personally
> prefer this way, since it could be separately developed and possibly
> included in the standard distribution without any compile option.
> Keymap can be another alternative but it is not suitable for Hangeul
> input; it conflicts with well-known input methods, because an
> incomplete letter will not be shown up for instance.
>
> After heard of this thread I have written an experimental plugin
> enabling Hangeul input. It has some known bugs I have to deal with,
> but I think this plugin is helpful for people without hangul_input
> option set.
>
> -- Kang Seonghoon
For a Vim plugin, it would have to be written in vimscript, wouldn't it? I
suppose it would be waiting for input most of the time, so speed wouldn't be a
factor. But you would have to have ways to enable/disable it: I wouldn't like
Vim to force me into Hangeul input, as I just know barely enough about Korean
to tell the difference between hangeul and hanja in printed text, but not
enough to make head or tail of it. ;-)
Maybe leave it disabled by default (in $VIMRUNTIME/macros/ or something) and
enable it the same way as matchit?
Best regards,
Tony.
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