Questions and thoughts about input method protocol
Bill Spitzak
spitzak at gmail.com
Fri Feb 1 15:15:35 PST 2013
Will simple input methods that have no state have to do anything about
this, or is it trivial to support?
What I am wondering is if an input method that does not use the context
id for anything will still need to keep track of what context id's were
allocated and freed? Or can it just throw them away and answer "ok" to
all attempts to create and destroy them?
Alternative is that it says it can't create them, but then the burden is
on the clients to handle this.
Yichao Yu wrote:
> If I understand what you mean is the request/event added is a way to
> make im-client and input method collaborate better by sharing some
> basic info (like language in use). However, the problem we are having
> is it is impossible to keep track of the same input context whenever a
> im-client lost focus with the current protocol, therefore, the input
> method cannot keep a internal state anywhere. I think Jan already
> agrees to add support for it (thx Jan) and we will get what we need
> from there.
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