Re: [h-e-w] Microsoft IME Japanese input problem in GNU emacs

[Zavier0]

Thanks again Jason for your reply.



Jason Rumney-4 wrote:
> 
> Zavier0 <address@hidden> writes:
> 
>>> 
>>> Probably your locale on the second machine is set to Japanese?
> 
> 
> set-locale-environment does not change the locale of Windows (and the
> IMEs that Windows runs), only of Emacs.  The Windows locale can be
> changed in the Regional Settings control panel (the title of the
> relevant option is something like "Language for non-Unicode Programs").
> 

Alright. It was funny to notice that despite my Windows is Japanese, the
windows locale
was set to "America". I changed it to Japanese, it resolved some issues I
had (auto-update
bubbles with some ?????? inside instead of Japanese) but not the IME input
problem with Emacs.


Jason Rumney-4 wrote:
> 
> Zavier0 <address@hidden> writes:
>> But the small IME input window does not appear, which means that the
>> kanjis
>> choice appear only after I press "enter" (like when typing a password,
>> you
>> are blind). 
> 
> Please report this as a bug.  When the support for Windows IMEs was
> 

Alright. I add more details: I am typing blind until I press twice "space",
which finally activates
the choices for kanjis in this small IME  window (it appears on the
bottom-right corner of the screen).

Regards.
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