Nikola Lečić <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
ni> 1. Is the purpose of
ni>
ni> case ${ADOBE_LANG} in
ni> .....
ni> JPN) : ${GTK_IM_MODULE:=xim}; export GTK_IM_MODULE ;;
ni>
ni> to override any other existing value?
This line does not override the existing value. Just setting the
default value if not defined.
ni> it will not work in Linux and QT apps (incl. Reader 7). The problem
ni> is (I don't know if this is FreeBSD specific) that GTK_IM_MODULE,
ni> once set to 'scim', can't be changed to 'xim' in the same X session,
ni> so the line like aforementioned JPN-specific setting will not have
ni> any effect in such environment. The same goes for XMODIFIERS once set
ni> to @im=SCIM.
As explained above, the acroread script does not change them if
defined already.
I basically think the user should be responsble for environment
variables that he sets by himself, and the acroread script should set
the default values at the most. However, I agree with setting some
variables to work around problems that prevent acroread from working,
but I am not sure if your suggestion is reasonable yet. On my box,
GTK_IM_MODULE=scim
QT_IM_MODULE=scim
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works fine with acroread7 (not for acroread8, btw), and I could not
understand the reason why changing XMODIFIER to @im=XIM does the
trick.
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