Enable Trigger keys with CJK native keys

[atie]

I'd like to request to add Hangul key to Hotkeys/FrontEnd/Trigger into the configurations of both scim and skim.

I am going to attach the diff files for this request, diff files are identical with latest SuSE's patches for the configurations except that I just added Hangul key to Trigger keys.

For whom wonder other changes in the diff files, I can explain that shift-space is good to be added as SuSE's patches since the trigger key is mostly used by other IMs for Korean users so users including myself use the key combination - user friendly.

For Zenkaku_Hankaku, I am pretty sure Ubuntu Japanese Team will explain its need.

And, other changes for SharedInputMethod and Dynamic, I would ask reasons of the changes to both scim/skim maintainers. If those changes need other bug reports, please let me know or do. :)

[atie (atie-at-matrix)]

add skim for this request too.

[atie (atie-at-matrix)]

as title.

[atie (atie-at-matrix)]

as title.

[Jun Kobayashi (jkbys)]

It's need to add Zenkaku_Hankaku to SCIM hotkey for Japanese users, so
above atie's patches are also good for us. Thank you atie.

[Michael Vogt (mvo)]

I uploaded this into dapper, it should be availalble in the archive soon.

Thanks,
 Michael

[Michael Vogt (mvo)]

I uploaded a new skim to dapper. It should be available soon.

Cheers,
 Michael

[Ming Hua (minghua)]

This was fixed long ago in dapper:

scim (1.4.4-1ubuntu7) dapper; urgency=low

  * debian/patches/20_scim_config.dpatch:
    - Enable Trigger keys with CJK native keys (ubuntu: #37687),
      Thanks to Atie

 -- Michael Vogt <email address hidden> Mon, 3 Apr 2006 12:03:57 +0200

[Michal Suchanek (hramrach)]

I think the Shift+Space is way too easy to trigger during typing. People who write languages other than CJK are probably going to have problems with this combination.

[Satoshi Tanabe (stanabe0917)]

>> I think the Shift+Space is way too easy to trigger
>> during typing. People who write languages other
>> than CJK are probably going to have problems with
>> this combination.

Let me add that Firefox -- the default web browser in Ubuntu -- uses (Shift - Space) for going up one page, and I don't think having shortcut key conflicts is a good idea. I think Shift-Space shouldn't be used by SCIM at all.

- Satoshi