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IME Test
Input method smoke test. VS Code is powered by Monaco, a browser based code editor which supports IE 9/10/11, Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera, so when we make changes to the editor part, we should make sure it still works on all browsers Monaco support.
The golden standard is Word
- [Windows/Mac] Japanese
- [Windows] Korean
- [Windows] Vietnamese with UniKey
- [Windows] Chinese
- [Windows] Sogou pinyin Chinese input method
- [Mac] Zhuyin Input Method (Chinese)
- [Linux] Japanese
- [Linux] Korean (Hangul)
- [Linux] Chinese (Pinyin)
- [Linux] Chinese (Sogou Pinyin)
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Add the Japanese input method
- Windows:
Settings > Time & Language > Region & language > Add a language > Japanese
- Mac:
Settings > Keyboard > Input Sources > Add a language > Japanese
- Windows:
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Focus VS Code and switch OS input method to Japanese and choose Hiragana:
- Windows:
- Mac: Choose Hiragana in the menu bar
- Windows:
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Type the following words:
sennsei
orkonnnichiha
ormikann
followed by the enter key. Here is how Word looks like doing this:-
sennsei
should result in "せんせい" or "先生" -
konnnichiha
should result in "こんにちは" -
mikann
should result in "みかん" or "蜜柑"
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After typing some Japanese words, try to type space or enter key a few times to see if the composition works correctly.
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Add the Korean input method
Settings > Time & Language > Region & language > Add a language > Korean
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Focus VS Code and switch OS input method to Korean and choose Hangul:
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Type
gksrmf
and press space. Here is how Word looks like doing this (it should be "한글"): -
Type
dkssudgktpdy
in a new file. Here is how Word looks like doing this: -
Type
dks
, it should be read안
. Now backspace should result in아
, backspace again should result inㅇ
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Download and Run UniKey
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Click the button with a down arrow:
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Get the following settings:
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Focus VS Code and click once UniKey's system tray entry (next to the date) to toggle on Vietnamese mode (get it to be a V):
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Type
Tooi
=> it should transform to => Tôi. Here is how Word looks like doing this:
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Add the Chinese (Simplified) input method
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Settings > Time & Language > Region & language > Add a language > Chinese (Simplified)
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Focus VS Code and switch OS input method to Chinese and choose Chinese mode and make sure the input method's name is Microsoft Pinyin:
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Type
.
or,
in full width form. They should be typed in immediately. Here is how Word looks like doing this: -
Type
ni
pressSpace
and thenhao
and pressSpace
. They should be typed in immediately. Here is how Word looks like doing this: -
Type
hazni
pressSpace
. It should result into哈祝你
or汉子
or哈子你
. The result might differ due to different implementation of the algorithm the IME uses, just make sure it's the same as what you get in Notepad or whatever. -
Type
a
and press space key twice. The result should be啊
(Please note it ends with a single space)。
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Install Sogou pinyin Chinese input method
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Download Sogou pinyin Chinese input method from this link
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Double click downloaded install exe
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Click YES if UAC dialog show
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Click Install immediately in the install UI
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Wait for the process complete, UNCHECK the "install the Sogou browser"
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Uncheck all options, click finish
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Focus VS Code and switch OS input method to Chinese and choose Chinese mode and make sure the input method's name is Sogou Pinyin:
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Type
ni
pressSpace
and thenhao
and pressSpace
. They should be typed in immediately. Here is how Word looks like doing this: -
It should result into
你好
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System Preferences > Keyboard > Input Sources > Add > Chinese, Tranditional > Zhuyin
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Focus VS Code and switch OS input method to Zhuyin (press Command + space)
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Type
su3cl3
and press Enter. Here is how World looks like doing this (It should be "你好")
- Long press
e
- A pop-up should appear
- Choose a different variant, like an
e
with an accute accent
Use mozc.
Follow this guide, from the Mozc section:
sudo apt-get install ibus-mozc
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System Settings > Text Entry
, addJapanese (Mozc)(IBus)
to the list - In the system menu bar, switch the input language to Mozc and the input mode to Hiragana
http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/271/how-can-i-enable-japanese-input
Input | Output |
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sennsei |
"せんせい" or "先生" |
konnnichiha |
"こんにちは" |
mikann |
"みかん" or "蜜柑" |
- guide: https://10wontips.blogspot.com/2019/03/typing-in-korean-on-lubuntu-1810.html
- Follow this guide to install and setup fcitx.
- Install fcitx: Follow instructions here
- Install Korean-Hangul support:
sudo apt-get install fcitx-hangul
Input | Output |
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gksrmf |
"한글" |
- Follow this guide to install and setup fcitx.
- Install fcitx: Follow instructions here
- Select Google Pinyin
Input | Output |
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ni Space hao Space
|
"你好" |
- Install fcitx as above
- Install the deb images (32/64 bit) from http://pinyin.sogou.com/linux/?r=pinyin
Input | Output |
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ni Space hao Space
|
"你好" |
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