Input Method Editors edit
- Entering Unicode characters in a widget
- A tiny input manager, by RS
- Easy input of Pinyin, by WJG
- Also includes contributions by RS.
- taiku goes multilingual
- hgedit, by TV
- Hebrew/Greek.
- KHIM, or Kevin's Hacky Input Manager, by KBK
Description edit
For some languages, such as English, the input method for characters is simple: Type the key that corresponds to the character. For other character sets, such as Chinese, entering a character is more involved. The are multiple methods to choose from, such as typing in Roman characters that approximate the sound of the desired Chinese character, or entering a series of character components in a certain order
. Input method editors come in handy when working with such input methods.Windows and MacOS include various method editors that can be enabled for different langauges. Under X11, there are several apps for providing assistance in getting the characters input.Up through Tk 8.5a1, developers working with LV have found that they have not been able to get the built in Tk input method support to work on SPARC Solaris machines. However, with the patch at [1], tk applications now can interaction with kinput2 using the on-the-spot style of input method.
See Also edit
- i18n - Writing for the world
- Unicode and UTF-8
- Common Questions about Tcl/Tk and Japanese language support
- XIM
