- From: Fabrice Arband <address@hidden>
- To: address@hidden
- Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] How to select a cyrillic langage for a portion of text
- Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2017 12:13:25 +0100
Hello, Massimiliano.
I'm using Windows right now, I haven't yet reinstalled a linux
distribution on my new home PC. Beside, I also use TeXmacs on my work
PC which is Windows-powered.
If I select a portion of text to be bulgarian, I can successfully
paste bulgarian text. But if I want to type some bulgarian by myself,
I can't. I go to the proper text section with bulgarian and I go to
the TeXmacs menu Edit / Preferences / Keyboard / Cyrillic input method
and then choose one. The keybord input method is indeed changed, but
to an unknown input method. For instance if I press the "AZERTYUIOP"
keys (I'm on a french keyboard) I get àçåðòûóèîï (for yawerty input
method). For Jcuken I get ôßóêåíãøùç. And for Koi8-r anc Cp1251 I get
azertyuiop. So the input method modification change effectively the
TeXmacs input method, but I do not get cyrillic characters.
Fabrice
fabrice
2017-03-24 15:46 GMT+01:00 Massimiliano Gubinelli <address@hidden>:
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One possible solution depends on the system you are working in.Usually is
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the OS which take care of input methods and TeXmacs should follow by
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inserting in the text the unicode characters it receives. Which system are
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you using?
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> On 23 Mar 2017, at 23:30, Fabrice Arband <address@hidden> wrote:
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> Hi Philippe,
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> Thanks a lot for the tips, I was able to paste some text from a
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> bulgarian website, and it worked as you suggested!
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> Do you know if TeXmacs has still its own input method if I'm working
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> on a keyboard without Bulgarian? A few years ago I gave TeXmacs a try
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> for doing what I'm trying to do now, and I remember I could type in
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> Bulgarian with TeXmacs's own input method for Cyrillic, as I do now
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> with Emacs. I'm asking this because I might use it also on my work PC
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> where I don't have Bulgarian keybord driver. If it doesn't I still
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> have the workaround to use emacs to type and then to do copy-paste.
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> Thanks a lot again!
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> Fabrice
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> 2017-03-23 15:33 GMT+01:00 Philippe Joyez <address@hidden>:
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>> Hi Fabrice,
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>> That fairly easy. Select the text you what to apply the new language to,
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>> then
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>> Insert->Language->Bulgarian. Then for typing Cyrillic, I guess you select
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>> the
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>> proper keyboard in the OS, et voilà.
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>> Let us know if it doesn't work as simply as that.
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>> Philippe
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