[Uim] Uim Users' Document
Jon Babcock
jon at kanji.com
Wed Mar 31 19:44:07 EEST 2004
kzk wrote:
> I modify the document along your advices.
> New version is here.
>
> URL : http://mover.cool.ne.jp/others/uim/uim-document-0.0.1.tar.gz
Ohta-san,
Looking good! Thanks.
Here are a nine tiny points that I missed before:
only one way to communicate with an Application. --> only one way to
communicate with an application
Uim's source tarball includes core library, immodule for Gtk+, XIM
server, bridges for many input methods(written in Scheme), Gnome applet
for indicating the state of the input method. --> Uim's source tarball
includes a core library, an immodule for Gtk+, an XIM server, bridges
for many input methods (written in Scheme), and a Gnome applet for
indicating the state of the input method.
anything else.But of --> anything else. But of
but the liblibraries in this directory is not searched in default. -->
but the liblibraries in this directory are not searched by default.
[[[Can you just say 'libraries'? Or, is it better to say 'liblibraries'?]]]
and excute ldconfig. --> and execute ldconfig.
Subversion repositry --> the Subversion repository
you can update by excuting --> you can update it by executing
the following line to the ~/.xsession or ~/.xinitrc. --> the following
line to your ~/.xsession or ~/.xinitrc.
Ex. using Anthy as conversion engine. --> Example: Using Anthy as the
conversion engine. [[[--> "Ex.: Using Anthy as the conversion engine."
is also Okay.]]]
[[[There is normally a space between an opening parenthesis and the
previous word. Here are ten examples from this document:
About Uim(Universal --> About Uim (Universal
Input Method(engine) --> Input Method (engine)
GUI Framework(also Console) --> GUI Framework (also the Console) [[[Also
note the addition of 'the'.]]]
PY(I.e., Pinyin) --> PY (I.e., Pinyin)
Debian packages(unstable/testing) --> Debian packages (unstable/testing)
under Portage.(app-i18n/uim) --> under Portage (app-i18n/uim). [[[Also
note the change in position of the period.]]]
many input methods(written in Scheme) --> many input methods (written in
Scheme)
X header files(ex. X11/Xlib.h). --> X header files (e.g., X11/Xlib.h).
[[[Whether you use ex. or e.g., is just a personal style issue, I think.]]]
immodule(Gtk+) --> immodule (Gtk+)
the binary packages(Debian, Redhat, etc.) --> the binary packages
(Debian, Redhat, etc.)
different conversion engine(e.g., uim-skk, uim-prime), --> different
conversion engine (e.g., uim-skk, uim-prime),
]]]
I must go to work now, I'll take a look at the remaining material in
your message later.
Jon
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Jon Babcock <jon at kanji.com>
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