Re: [m17n-list] About lsymbol.mim

[K. Handa]

In article <address@hidden>, विश्वासो वासुकिजः (Vishvas Vasuki) 
<address@hidden> writes:

> ​Done, but it does not work - either in m17n-edit or with ibus (on my
> ubuntu 14.04 computer) :(

> The exact files​ I use:
> lsymbol.mim
> <https://github.com/sanskrit-coders/m17n-db/blob/master/MIM/lsymbol.mim>
> hi-optitransv2.mim
> <https://github.com/sanskrit-coders/m17n-db/blob/master/MIM/hi-optitransv2.mim>

Please run m17n-edit as this, and type "/->".

% MDEBUG_INPUT=1 m17n-edit --im hi-optitransv2

I get the follwoing output, and of course → is inserted correctly.
------------------------------------------------------------
  [IM:hi-optitransv2] opening ...  ok
  [IM:hi-optitransv2] creating context ...   [IM:t-unicode] opening ...  ok
  [IM:t-unicode] creating context ...  (shift init)
 ok
  [IM:t-lsymbol] opening ...  ok
  [IM:t-lsymbol] creating context ...  (shift init)
 ok
 (shift state_init)
 ok
  [IM:hi-optitransv2] [state_init] handle `input-focus-in' unhandled
  [IM:hi-optitransv2] [state_init] handle `/' unhandled

  [IM:t-lsymbol] pushed  [IM:t-lsymbol] [init] handle `/' submap-found 
map-actions: insert("/") branch-actions: shift
  [IM:t-lsymbol] [init] (shift main)

  [IM:t-lsymbol] [main] handle `-' submap-found
  [IM:t-lsymbol] [main] handle `>' submap-found map-actions: insert("→") 
branch-actions: move(0) delete(1) move(1) shift
  [IM:t-lsymbol] [main] (shift init)
 (commit U+2192)

  [IM:t-lsymbol] [init] (produced U+2192)
  [IM:t-lsymbol] [init] (shift init)

  [IM:t-lsymbol] poped  [IM:hi-optitransv2] [state_init] handle `C-q' unhandled
  [IM:hi-optitransv2] destroying context ...   [IM:t-lsymbol] destroying 
context ...  done
  [IM:t-lsymbol] closing ...  done
  [IM:t-unicode] destroying context ...  done
  [IM:t-unicode] closing ...  done
 done
  [IM:hi-optitransv2] closing ...  done
------------------------------------------------------------

If you don't see the same output, please check the version of m17n-lib.
The mechanism of fallback input emthod is introduced in 1.7.0.

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K. Handa
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