This bug affects more people than those who have an English language desktop and need to type Chinese.
I found the problem while trying to type in Devanagari in Emacs. The language I was aiming for was Sanskrit but the problem would also occur with Hindi or Marathi or Nepali or any other language using Devanagari for its script. Actually, the problem would happen for any user wanting to toggle scim in Emacs. I would have the same issue when trying to type Tibetan and, yes, when trying to type Chinese.
Besides this:
$ LC_CTYPE="zh_CN.UTF-8" emacs
the following also works:
$ LC_CTYPE="hi_IN" emacs
If either of these invocations are used, all of scim's input methods appear.
Emacs does have its down input methods but I'd like to use the same method across applications rather than have to treat emacs as a special case.
This bug affects more people than those who have an English language desktop and need to type Chinese.
I found the problem while trying to type in Devanagari in Emacs. The language I was aiming for was Sanskrit but the problem would also occur with Hindi or Marathi or Nepali or any other language using Devanagari for its script. Actually, the problem would happen for any user wanting to toggle scim in Emacs. I would have the same issue when trying to type Tibetan and, yes, when trying to type Chinese.
Besides this:
$ LC_CTYPE= "zh_CN. UTF-8" emacs
the following also works:
$ LC_CTYPE="hi_IN" emacs
If either of these invocations are used, all of scim's input methods appear.
Emacs does have its down input methods but I'd like to use the same method across applications rather than have to treat emacs as a special case.