nanogui: Thread: Is there chinese input mechod for microwindow?

I used the Assabet and Armlinux,I have download microwindow successful to
assabet.
I want to know How can i input chinese in microwindow.
Thank you for answer me.





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: I used the Assabet and Armlinux,I have download microwindow successful to
: assabet.
: I want to know How can i input chinese in microwindow.

I have an unintegrated chinese input method editor for the Nano-X
API, I haven't tested it and have asked several times for volunteers,
and found none.

Regards,

Greg

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   >: I used the Assabet and Armlinux,I have download microwindow 
successful to
   >: assabet.
   >: I want to know How can i input chinese in microwindow.
   >
   >I have an unintegrated chinese input method editor for the Nano-X
   >API, I haven't tested it and have asked several times for 
volunteers,
   >and found none.

I am interested in testing it, please send me the details. 

   >
   >Regards,
   >
   >Greg
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Hi,
    I am very interest in it. Can you give me the
code?

Best Regards,
Yi Yang

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> : I used the Assabet and Armlinux,I have download
> microwindow successful to
> : assabet.
> : I want to know How can i input chinese in
> microwindow.
> 
> I have an unintegrated chinese input method editor
> for the Nano-X
> API, I haven't tested it and have asked several
> times for volunteers,
> and found none.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Greg
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Greg Haerr£¬hello£¡
can you tell me which driver the keyboard of Assabet use in the Microwindow.
and I should use which options in the file of config.
ptyp0 decribe which device in armlinux?

regard


            fuzhenyu
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The Assabet has several keys, but I don't know exactly how they work. 
If it is anything like the touchscreen, the functionality should emulate
that of 
the Ipaq, and then you could just use the Microwindows Ipaq keyboard
driver (with the appropriate device name change).  However, I encourage
you to closely
look at the kernel driver code and see how that works before making any
decisions about the Microwindows drivers. If you don't care about the
buttons on the assabet, then just use the null keyboard instead.

ptyp0 is one of many virtual devices that allows you to have some number
of psuedo-tty(s), which are used for terminal use.  Check your desktop
/dev/ directory to see the possibilities. 

Jordan

fuzhenyu wrote:
> 
> Greg Haerr£¬hello£¡
> can you tell me which driver the keyboard of Assabet use in the Microwindow.
> and I should use which options in the file of config.
> ptyp0 decribe which device in armlinux?
> 
> regard
> 
>             fuzhenyu
>             ####@####.####
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I want to use the keyboard on Neponset,Which should be my choice.

>The Assabet has several keys, but I don't know exactly how they work. 
>If it is anything like the touchscreen, the functionality should emulate
>that of 
>the Ipaq, and then you could just use the Microwindows Ipaq keyboard
>driver (with the appropriate device name change).  However, I encourage
>you to closely
>look at the kernel driver code and see how that works before making any
>decisions about the Microwindows drivers. If you don't care about the
>buttons on the assabet, then just use the null keyboard instead.
>
>ptyp0 is one of many virtual devices that allows you to have some number
>of psuedo-tty(s), which are used for terminal use.  Check your desktop
>/dev/ directory to see the possibilities. 
>
>Jordan
>
>fuzhenyu wrote:
>> 
>> Greg Haerr£¬hello£¡
>> can you tell me which driver the keyboard of Assabet use in the
Microwindow.
>> and I should use which options in the file of config.
>> ptyp0 decribe which device in armlinux?
>> 
>> regard
>> 
>>             fuzhenyu
>>             ####@####.####
>> 
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Ok.  There are 8 buttons on the Assabet (the schematics actually call
them switches).  To read the state of those switches, you can get the
details from
drivers/char/sa1100_switches.c in the kernel code.  

If you want to write a driver for Microwindows, I would say that your
guide should be drivers/kbd_ipaq.c in the Microwindows code.  Using the
same
framework that already exists, rewrite the open and read functions so
that they get the key events from the correct driver for the Assabet. 
Then, all you
need to do is add the appropriate ifeq() lines to the makefiles, and you
will be done.  That shouldn't take too much time.

Happy hacking,
Jordan

fuzhenyu wrote:
> 
> I want to use the keyboard on Neponset,Which should be my choice.
> 
> >The Assabet has several keys, but I don't know exactly how they work.
> >If it is anything like the touchscreen, the functionality should emulate
> >that of
> >the Ipaq, and then you could just use the Microwindows Ipaq keyboard
> >driver (with the appropriate device name change).  However, I encourage
> >you to closely
> >look at the kernel driver code and see how that works before making any
> >decisions about the Microwindows drivers. If you don't care about the
> >buttons on the assabet, then just use the null keyboard instead.
> >
> >ptyp0 is one of many virtual devices that allows you to have some number
> >of psuedo-tty(s), which are used for terminal use.  Check your desktop
> >/dev/ directory to see the possibilities.
> >
> >Jordan
> >
> >fuzhenyu wrote:
> >>
> >> Greg Haerr£¬hello£¡
> >> can you tell me which driver the keyboard of Assabet use in the
> Microwindow.
> >> and I should use which options in the file of config.
> >> ptyp0 decribe which device in armlinux?
> >>
> >> regard
> >>
> >>             fuzhenyu
> >>             ####@####.####
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Hi, Haerr, I have seen your mail, and I am greatly interested
in the chinese inputting method, could you mail to me a copy,
thanks a lot.


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From: "Greg Haerr" ####@####.####
To: "fuzhenyu" ####@####.#### ####@####.####
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 1:35 AM
Subject: Re: Is there chinese input mechod for microwindow?


> : I used the Assabet and Armlinux,I have download microwindow successful
to
> : assabet.
> : I want to know How can i input chinese in microwindow.
>
> I have an unintegrated chinese input method editor for the Nano-X
> API, I haven't tested it and have asked several times for volunteers,
> and found none.
>
> Regards,
>
> Greg
>
>
>
>
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Dear Jacky,

Attached please find the readme of our Chinese IME implemented to 
work with Nano-X API of Microwindows-0.89 pre7. It will help us a lot if you can test
it and let us know how it runs on you platform.

Best Regards,

Jim Shiu

================================================================
  Traditional Chinese Input Method Editor (IME) version beta 1 
              for Nano-X API of Micriowindows
================================================================
                     Installation guide

This traditional Chinese Input Method Editor is for Nano-X API of
Microwindows-0.89 pre7. In current version, it supports two input 
methods: Phone and ChangJei, in Big-5 codes. You can download 
this patch file from 

  ftp://ftp.setabox.com/pub/chinese/ime/ime-beta-1.patch 

==============
Prerequirement 
============== 

You must have following files to build your own Nano-X with 
Chinese display ability: 

  microwindows-0.89pre7.tar.gz 
  micorwindows-fonts-chinese-0.89pre2.tar.gz 

If you don't have such files, you can download these two files from 

  ftp://ftp.microwindows.org/ 

=============
Quick Install 
============= 

1) Untar the necessary files. 

     tar zxvf microwindows-0.89pre7.tar.gz 
     tar zxvf micorwindows-fonts-chinese-0.89pre2.tar.gz 

2) Modify the line in microwin/src/config with 
     HAVE_BIG5_SUPPORT = N 
   to 
     HAVE_BIG5_SUPPORT = Y 
   in order to enable traditional Chinese fonts display. 

3) Save ime-beta-1.patch in the parent directory of 'your microwin directory'. 
   Then type 

     patch -p0 < ime-beta-1.patch 

   to apply IME patch. 

4) Change directory to microwin/src/ and finish the installation in the following 
   steps: 

     make 
     make install 

5) Set NANOX_IME_PATH environment variable which will be used by IME: 

   In bash: 
  
     export NANOX_IME_PATH='your microwin directory'/src/bin/ime 
  
   In csh: 
  
     setenv NANOX_IME_PATH 'your microwin directory'/src/bin/ime 

   ps: You can put this line in .bash_profile or .login, so that you don't 
       need to set this environment variable every time you login. 
  
=======
Testing
======= 
  
If you want to see if your system can work correctly, you can execute 
microwin/src/demos/kbd/demo1 or microwin/src/demos/kbd/demo2. 

  ./demo1 

or 

  ./demo2 

In demo1, if you can see a new window when you press Ctrl-Space, your installation 
is successful. In demo2, you can see a terminal window. When you move your mouse 
into this window and press Ctrl-Space, you can have a Chinese input editor, and 
you can type Chinese word in this terminal window. 

===============================================
Modify Your Application to Accept Chinese Input 
=============================================== 

Because a Chinese character is double-byte encoded, something special must be done 
to handle these Chinese characters. During the input process, the first byte of 
Chinese characters must be buffered, and a complete Chinese character can not be 
composed correctly until the arrival of the second byte. In our system, whenever 
the keystroke event, GR_EVENT_KEYSTROKE, occurs, The 'ch' field of the keystroke 
event must be checked to see if this value becomes MWKEY_BIG5. If 'ch' field 
becomes MWKEY_BIG5, the value of field 'scancode' will be a part of a Chinese 
character. 

Sample: 

  void writeChinese(char ch) 
  { 
    static char ChineseChar[2] = {'\0', '\0'}; 
  
    /* support BIG5 */ 
    if ( ChineseChar[0] != '\0') 
    { 
      ChineseChar[1] = ch;
      GrText(w, gc, 10, 10, ChineseChar, 2, GR_TFTOP);

      ChineseChar[0] = '\0'; 
      return;
    } 
    if ( (unsigned char)ch >= 0xA1 && (unsigned char)ch <= 0xFE ) { 
      ChineseChar[0] = ch; 
      return; 
    } 
  } 
  
  void Handler(void) 
  { 
    GR_EVENT             wevent; 
    GR_EVENT_KEYSTROKE   *kp; 
    unsigned char        buf[LARGEBUFFER]; 
  
      GrGetNextEvent(&wevent); 
      switch(wevent.type) { 
                ... 
      case GR_EVENT_TYPE_KEY_DOWN: 
        kp=(GR_EVENT_KEYSTROKE *)&wevent; 
        /* toss all special keys*/ 
        if (kp->ch == MWKEY_BIG5) 
        { 
          writeChinese(kp->scancode); 
        } 
        else 
        { 
          if (kp->ch & MWKEY_NONASCII_MASK) 
            break; 
          *buf = kp->ch & 0xff; 
          write(pipeh, buf,1); 
          break; 
        } 
      ... 
    } 
  } 

=========
Todo List
=========

1. Add a resource file to record some environment settings.
2. Modify the UI of our programs.
3. Improve IME API.

=====================
Supporting Institutes
=====================
  
Many thanks to go to Setabox Co., Ltd. and CML (Communication and
Multimedia Laboratory, http://www.cmlab.csie.ntu.edu.tw/) in the 
Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering of 
National Taiwan University for supporting this porting project.
  

-----Original Message-----
From: jacky ####@####.####
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 4:52 PM
To: Greg Haerr; ####@####.####
Subject: Re: Is there chinese input mechod for microwindow?


Hi, Haerr, I have seen your mail, and I am greatly interested
in the chinese inputting method, could you mail to me a copy,
thanks a lot.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Greg Haerr" ####@####.####
To: "fuzhenyu" ####@####.#### ####@####.####
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 1:35 AM
Subject: Re: Is there chinese input mechod for microwindow?


> : I used the Assabet and Armlinux,I have download microwindow successful
to
> : assabet.
> : I want to know How can i input chinese in microwindow.
>
> I have an unintegrated chinese input method editor for the Nano-X
> API, I haven't tested it and have asked several times for volunteers,
> and found none.
>
> Regards,
>
> Greg
>
>
>
>
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