在2004年03月06日的00:57，Kouhei Sutou写道： > Please tell me how to setting fcitx. I want to try it. In your .xinitrc file: export LANG="zh_CN.gbk" #you probably need to run "dpkg-reconfigure" locales and have this locale generated export LC_ALL="zh_CN.gbk" export [EMAIL PROTECTED] fcitx & exec gnome-session #replace with your wm of choice
Press Ctrl + Space to activate it (you need to have installed simplified chinese fonts installed) > You can only put the following to your ~/.xsession. > > export LANG="zh_CN" # ? I don't know > export GTK_IM_MODULE="uim-py" # or uim-pyunihan > export XMODIFIERS="@im=uim-py" # or @im=uim-pyunihan > uim-xim & > > Then you can activate uim by Shift + Space. Tried but doesn't work. Actually when I run uim-xim from the command line, it says "UIM-XIM bridge. Now only supports Japanese.", and the registered @ims are all japanese without mentioning uim-py; maybe that's the reason it doesn't work? (I changed the above encoding to zh_CN.gbk). > > know how to use it; Even if I get uim to work, it doesn't support the > > input method I'm used to, so I give tring to using uim; > > What is this? > # I don't know how to input Chinese. Well, there are various input methods, say py probably means pinyin, which works by inputing the pronouncation of the characters, and quite a few other chinese input methods use the strokes of Kanji. > > > 3. Now a simple question: do I have to use a XIM that supports gtk+'s > > immodule to input chinese charaters (possibly other languages that use > > XIM as well)onto dia's canvas? If that's true, is it a bug; as I can > > No. I can input Japanese by using kinput2 which doesn't > support gtk+'s immodule. > > You may need selecting input method by right-click. uim-xim doesn't seem to work so can't really try with dia. and I did select the input method (I selected XIM and Default) and to no avail. > > > 4. Not only DiaText has this issue, but dia other objects (e.g. UML -> > > Small Package) that require to type characters directly onto the canvas. > > So even if your patch works with text, you may have to produce a patch > > for each of this kind of objects. > > No. UML -> Small Package uses Text. That's good. Joseph _______________________________________________ Dia-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dia-list FAQ at http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/faq.html Main page at http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia
