Re: [Mlterm-dev-en] Re: mlterm-cvs: segfault with m17n-lib-cvs

[Kenichi H. <ha...@m1...>]

In article <20041025133935.GC27272%ss...@sh...>, Seiichi SATO <ss...@sh...> writes:
>>  But, I can't activate an input method even if I select "m17n
>>  library" and "ja (anthy)" (or anything else) in "Input
>>  Method" section.  I put "Shift+space=IM_HOTKEY" in the
>>  file. ~/.mlterm/key but typing Shift-SPC has no effect.
>>  Could someone tell me what is wrong?

> Your configuration is exactly right.
> I don't know why it is no effect.

> Can you specify m17nlib by command line option?

> $ mlterm --im=m17nlib:ja:anthy

With this, when I type Shift-SPC, boxed "m17nlib:ja:anthy"
is shown.  But, I can't type vowel.  When I type 'k' , 'k'
is shown with underline, but typing 'a' doesn't update the
screen.

> (shell in mlterm)
> $ echo -ne "\033]5380;`cat ~/.mlterm/challenge`;input_method\007"
> #input_method=m17nlib:ja:anthy <----- succeeded
> #input_method=none <----------------- failed

This shows the line of "succeeded".

The above is on Debian.

I installed mlterm on Fedora II too.  But, "mlterm
--im=m17nlib:ja:anthy" prints this error message.

*** ERROR HAPPEND ***  Cound not find ja:anthy
*** ERROR HAPPEND ***  Cound not open specified input method(m17nlib).

On the other hard,

% mlterm --im=m17nlib:th:kesmanee

doesn't show such a error message, and typing Shift-SPC
shows boxed "m17nlib:ka:kesmanee", but still I can't type
anyting.

I confirmed those input methods are available on this
machine with medit and via SCIM.

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Ken'ichi HANDA
ha...@m1...