From: Do H. S. <dh...@zi...> - 2000-12-20 09:44:13
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Hi ca'c ba'c, DDa^y la` thu+ cu?a ta'c gia? IMdkit va` IIIMF. Let see if he can help us. Cheers, So+n On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Hidetoshi Tajima wrote: > Hi Son, > > Thanks for sending the mail and having used the IMdkit. > > I'm very glad to get a chance to help you and your development of > Vietnamese input method, so please feel free to ask any questions > and bugs of the IMdkit as well. > > I suppose both xcin and your xvim has been based on the very old > version of the IMdkit about 5 or 6 years ago. > > Now, we Sun have newer version of the IMdkit having gone through development > and productization of our XIM server for Solaris, and recently in this > September, we've open-sourced our implementation of the XI18N support, including > the source code of the XIM server and the IMdkit to X.Org, > > You may download a copy of sdk2-dev10.0.tar.gz tarball from > http://ftp.x.org/contrib/i18n/. Will you please get this and evaluate? > If it is possible for you, I'd prefer to get you to use the version of the > IMdkit in the sdk2 tarball in new xvim. > > Having said that, however, it is also all right to keep the current IMdkit > and to add on-the-spot and other new features into xvim. I'm glad to > create patches to that version to the IMdkit if you encounter any problem > during the development. > > It is your call which way you will take, and again, I'm williing to help you > in both cases. > > Then, for your questions, > > >I'm using IMdkit to write a XIM server for Vietnamese input. > >Currently, I modified xcin to have root and overspot method for vietnamese > >input method (http://xvim.sourceforge.net). > > > >Now I want to implement OntheSpot method to "xvim". > >I read the APIs of IMdkit and can not find out how to implement this > >method. > >Could you give me a hint/doc/example on this method? > > Surely. Basically, supporting on-the-spot is relatively easier than > any other input styles for XIMserver, in that we don't have to create > any GUI modules in the XIMserver side, but we can just create > data structure of preedit and status > > First of all, let me take a look at http://xvim.sourceforge.net and > xvim source code. I'll look at the implementation of the IMdkit > there and evaluate how on-the-spot support can be added in. > > >I'm looking forward to hearing from you and thank you very much for your > >helps. > > My pleasure! Have a happy hacking and Merry Christmas! > > With regards, > Toshi Tajima > |