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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

Hi,

Thanks for your detailed report. The persons who work on this kind of
issues are still on holidays, but we will look into the problem.

Best wishes, --Joris


On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 12:21:44PM +0900, Takama M. wrote:
> I'm a Japanese texmacs user.I use texmacs compiled on my
> PC (Ubuntu 12.04 LST).
> I have been often annoyed with using IME on qt-texmacs
> for Japanese input.
> (I suspect that the situation below is similar for other cjk
> languages.)
> 
> The combination of qt-texmacs and the IME for Japanese input such
> as ibus seems not stable enough to use. In fact ibus-kde + anthy(
> or other input method back-end such as Mozc) works on
> texmacs-1.0.7.15, but ibus + anthy(or Mozc) does not work well,
> though I don't know why and what's the true difference between
> ibus-kde and ibus.
> 
> Now disappointedly I found even ibus-kde + anthy could not be
> used on texmacs-1.0.7.16 for Japanese input.
> 
> For example, to input "有難う" (meaning "Thanks" in Japanese), we
> must proceed the following steps.
> 
>   step1: press Ctrl+Space (or other special key) to enter into
>          Japanese Input mode
>   step2: type alphabetical characters "arigatou"
>   step3: press SPACE (to convert it into kana + kanji,
>            and press SPACE more times to change the candidate of
>            the conversion if need), then
>          "arigatou" transforms into "有難う"
>   step4: press ENTER to decide the candidate.
> 
> Upto the step3 is OK, but after pressing Enter(step4) all
> characters disappear.
> 
> I compiled both of texmacs-1.0.7.15 and 1.0.7.16 on the same
> environment. (Before using the different version, I removed
> .TeXmacs/system directory.)
> What change causes the different behavior of the input method?
> 
> Remarkably in the footer area (which appears when pressing F1 for
> HELP) kana-kanji conversion can always be accomplished, (but in
> the main text area, not.)
> 
> Thanks
> 
> -----
> Takama M.