[SCIM] Questions about Korean input.. and scim-uim

[James Su]

Sorry, I replied a wrong mail.

And yes, the table has strict format. First of all, you must use UTF-8 
encoding for the table.

And uim also provides some korean input methods, you may use them in 
scim too, if scim-uim is installed.

One of ami developer contacted me before, he said that he want to port 
ami to scim platform. But I did not get any feedback yet. Maybe you can 
try to ask the ami develop team about it.

Regards
James Su

Kitae wrote:

>Hi
>
>Thanks for making good program.
>
>I am Korean linux user. I hope you can understand my poor English..
>I just now test scim with my gentoo linux box.
>
>scim version is 0.99.4
>scim-m17n 0.1.1
>scim-tables 0.35
>
>scim-uim 0.1.1
>
>First Question is
>There are more than three Korean input mathods.
>One is 2bulshick
>Two is 3bulshick 390
>There is 3bulshick last
>
>I am 3bulshick 390 user
>scim tables has only one tables 
>so I couldn't check all
>
>I don't kown about programing. but i think
>may I can edit Koran keytables so can use 3bulshick 390.
>
>I try to edited exist Korean keytables.
>After edit a little  /ko/Hangul.txt,
>make failed..
>terry at toys ko $ make
>/usr/bin/scim-make-table Hangul.txt -b -o Hangul.bin
>Loading table file Hangul.txt ...
>table file load failed!
>
>There is some rule about tables?
>What more need for editing or making New tables?
>
>and Second Question
>I try scim-uim with uim-0.4.1
>Like scim-uim, scim can use other gtk input-mathod? or input-plugin?
>If can, Korean has good gtk input-mathod as imhangul.
>I hope to use scim with imhangul..
>
>I think may try learning programming.. :-)
>
>
>thanks for reading.. 
>
>Kitae
>
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>After testing.
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