From: gabor <ga...@z1...> - 2004-08-29 20:11:03
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On Sun, 2004-08-29 at 21:33 +0200, gabor wrote: > On Sun, 2004-08-29 at 02:43 +0900, Seiichi SATO wrote: > > On Sat, Aug 28, 2004 at 08:07:54AM +0200, > > gabor wrote: > > > > > if i tell uim to use control+space as the hotkey, then it works. > > > but if i tell uim to use left-windows-key+space (hyper+space in uim's > > > config files), > > > then it simply does not work.... any ideas why? > > > > Fix has been committed to cvs just now. At this change, the > > conversion from X modifier key to uim key became the same as > > uim-xim and uim's immodule for gtk. > > > > Mod1 -> Alt > > Mod2 -> Meta > > Mod3 -> Super > > Mod4 -> Hyper > > > > Personally I think that this hard-coded mapping is not good, > > because modifier key mapping can be changed by xmodmap(1). > > Probably uim developers already understand it. > > > > Anyway, please retry the latest cvs version. > thanks a lot...now it works nicely.. > > well, i had to select uim instead of xim in the menu, > and select the correct uim input module. > then it was ok ;) well, not that nicely :(( problem: i start mlterm with someting like: mlterm --type=xft and activate uim. now i enter "watashi" i get 3 squares. i press <space>, i get 1 square i press <enter>, i get the correct 私 symbol. or: i enter "watashi" i get 3 squares. i press <enter>, i get "わたし" so, basically when the symbols are running "inside" uim, i cannot see them. but then when i press <enter>, and they get back to mlterm, i can see them correctly. btw i still cannot make --type=xcore display japanese fonts..can this be somehow related to this problem? thanks, gabor |