On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Angus Leeming wrote:
> Of course, I don't know what I'm doing when it comes to the nitty gritty of > creating an input context, I don't know about the input context any more than you don't, but somebody has to deal with it to solve the CJK-LyX problem,....sigh... >but can't you create and then destroy a new one > each time you toggle the input method? That's what my patch to input.c > does. Well, my test shows that your input.c still does not change the input context, i.e., preedit position, etc. The code looks fine to me but it does not function as expected. > The code compiles and DOES NOT CRASH when I use it, so that's a start. In your "trial" xforms box, I can link with the input method. That is I can compose CJK-characters through input method, but when I hit "space-bar" on the keyboard, the composed CJK-characters disappear from the box. > assume that you'll have to move the code in lyxim into the xforms library > to actually proceed from here (input CJK) but that was the point of the > excercise wasn't it? Yes, that was my intention. Oh, by the way, the "DUMMY_FONT_NAME" is #define DUMMY_FONT_NAME "-*-*-*-r-normal--14-130-75-75-*-*" Regards, cghan
