| [View Project]| Title: | Language drivers |  | Synopsis:
Additional language support. |
| Title: | Perception-IME - open-sourced at this time | | Text: | I have written up sections of this in my own time with what fragments of time I have managed to slice out of being busy with life in general...
http://code.google.com/p/perception-ime/ is a current host of the source code that anyone can download and build for themselves at this point.
Initially I had only a keymap which was missing 4 keys,
I now have a functional Keymap which is viable but subject to change pending some OS Dev Team review process (I know nothing beyond the issue has been noted and is pending)
I hope to be informed of the results once they are available.
There is a main library spawning an internal process and registering with various subsystem libraries to make itself user-known and controllable,
One of these registrations is with input.device.
I'm currently re-working the logic of the "ExecInputHandler()" function that is registered with input.device.
Along with considerations of how to perform user-initiated translations of strings into single glyph selections for Japanese and other languages.
Chinese, Korean and Japanese Languages are currently presented,
ISO-2022-JP, ISO-2022-CN and ISO-2022-KR along with Shift_JIS Charset drivers are also presented in framework form.
From the above Languages and Charset drivers, only the Japanese.Language is "complete" with regards to Language support functions.
ISO-2022-JP still has some string encoding issues (0x00 bytes needing correct glyph octets written into the code).
| | Created by: | Belxjander | | Created at: | 20140403 09:29 | | Comments: | 0 |
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