tlug: Q: non-Japanese input methods

["Stephen J. Turnbull" <turnbull@example.com>]

>>>>> "Chris" == Chris Sekiya <chris@example.com> writes:

    Chris> Canna is used by pine-j to do Japanese input.  Do
    Chris> equivalent FEPs exist for Korean/Chinese/Vietnamese/other?

Wnn does C (both flavors, I believe) and K.  Nobody I know has ever
actually seen it do C or K, but it's advertised (both for 4.2 and 6).

I don't know about other servers for non-J languages.  A little bird
tells me that Son-of-UJIP's camera-ready copy went to the printer a
couple days ago, maybe you should wait for that, tee-hee.  Unfortunately,

	file://ftp.uu.net/vendor/oreilly/nutshell/ujip/CJK.txt

(or something like that) is more than a little long in the tooth.

You could also see about getting it to talk XIM ;-)  I think it should 
be possible to refuse to give the server its own child windows,
although many servers don't support that mode.

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