Re: [Scim-user] scim-pinyin 0.5.90 has been released for testing.

[Zhe Su <jam...@gm...>]

Hi,
  I'll try to implement this feature, but it won't be very soon. I'm
going to refactory the source code to make it more extensible and
readable. New features will only be added after the refactory is done.

Regards
James su

On 8/12/05, Yukiko Bando <yb...@k6...> wrote:
> Hello,
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> On Sunday 07 August 2005 02:42, Zhe Su wrote:
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> >   It's the first development release towards 0.6.0 stable branch.
> >   Changes since 0.5.0:
> >
> > * Use 6-9,0 keys for candidates selection, when pinyin tone is
> > enabled. So that, 1-5 keys could be used to input pinyin tones.
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> Do you have a plan to make 1-9, 0 keys customizable for candidate
> selection and pinyin tone?  That will make scim-pinyin much easier to use
> on French AZERTY keyboards. :)
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> And when there is no match for a specified pinyin + tone (eg ban2), the
> number appears in preedit.  It can be easily cancelled with Esc, but I
> think it would be nicer if scim-pinyin shows an empty lookup table or
> just tell me there's no such characters! :) (I understand that native
> writers don't use tone pinyin but it's useful for novice learners to
> learn pronunciation/tone.)
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> Regards
> Yukiko
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