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Input translation table (X,T) |
X <name> <flags>
Use the translation table of input method <name>, with <flags> only.
T <flags> <from-1> <to-1> <from2> <to2> ... <from-n> <to-n> - -
Defines the translation table for the current input method within this file. The first argument <flag> is a 32bit integer in decimal (in V3 the flag can be specified in hex by preceding it with a $ sign) with input method flags:
| 1 | Interpret dots in <to-x> (for tsu in Japanese) |
| 2 | Space can be part of codes (V3 only) |
| 4 | Do special treatment of Kana-n in display, and append Katakana to list of conversions |
| 8 | Learn selections |
| 0x10 | Upper->lower before conversion, convert result to Katakana if last letter was upper |
| 0x20 | Convert conversion result to Katakana |
| 0x40 | Do algorithmic conversion of Hangul |
| 0x80 | Space key sends off to application (so you have to use Ctrl+Comma to convert) |
| 0x100 | Automatically convert after each keypress. This is used in Chinese input methods. |
| 0x800 | Hangul 3-bul-sik |
| 0x1000 | Use inline conversion |
| 0x2000 | Do not allow non-converted code as choice (V3 only) |
| 0x4000 | One candidate is finalized immediately (V3 only) |
| 0x8000 | PinYin style popup display (V3 only) |
The remaining arguments are n pairs <from-i> <to-i> that specify a translation from <from-i> to <to-i>. Translations are tried in order. If the input matches a prefix of <from-i>, it is mapped to itself. The translation table is terminated with two dash tokens.
eg. 1
X Hangul 72
eg. 2
T 31 n ん tt っ.t xa ぁ a あ - -
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Input translation table (X,T) |