Created attachment 785929 [details] the wrong input~~ Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1.With the Intelligent Pinyin input method, I couldn't enter Chinese characters. 2.If I use the Japanese input method at first, and turn to Chinese Pinyin, the Keyboard Layout will get wrong. Actual results: I need changing to the "Chinese zh" input-method, then back to Intelligent Pinyin, and success... Expected results: Enter the right Chinese characters directly, at any time just in the right input method. Additional info:
If I use the Japanese input method at first, and turn to Chinese Pinyin, the Keyboard Layout will get wrong, such as, type the "," but the "(" appears.
If I remember correctly, we changed most ime to use <layout>default</layout>, which doesn't change the keyboard layout when switching ime. Guess the steps to reproduce is: 1. switch ibus-anthy; 2. switch ibus-pinyin; 3. try to input pinyin: Did I miss something on the reproduce steps?
Please provide the output of the following command: $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*"
(In reply to Peng Wu from comment #3) > Please provide the output of the following command: > $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" $ $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" bash: -qa: command not found... ... PS：To reproduce this bug I reported, I switch the input method to "Japanese Kana", with the key "h", "ク" appears, and I return to "Chinese Intelligent Pinyin", input the "h", also "ク" appears...So I have to switch to "Chinese zh", and then "Chinese Intelligent Pinyin", this time I got the correct result~ But why couldn't I turn from "Japanese Kana" to "Chinese Intelligent Pinyin" directly? Thanks~~:)
(In reply to Peng Wu from comment #3) > Please provide the output of the following command: > $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" The "kana kanji" works well.:)And after I deleted the method "kana", I could not find it any more...
Created attachment 786861 [details] my language setting...After delete the "Japanese Kana" input-method
(In reply to 韩聪 from comment #4) > (In reply to Peng Wu from comment #3) > > Please provide the output of the following command: > > $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" > > $ $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" > bash: -qa: command not found... You should not type '&' which indicates the prompt for bash. % rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" > PS：To reproduce this bug I reported, I switch the input method to "Japanese > Kana", with the key "h", "ク" appears, and I return to "Chinese Intelligent > Pinyin", input the "h", also "ク" appears...So I have to switch to "Chinese > zh", and then "Chinese Intelligent Pinyin", this time I got the correct > result~ > But why couldn't I turn from "Japanese Kana" to "Chinese Intelligent > Pinyin" directly? I think we disable "Japanese Kana" in either gnome-control-center or ibus. I wonder how you added "Japanese Kana" in ibus. I suggest to use any Japanese input methods likes "Japanese (Kana Kanji)" or anthy instead of "Japanese Kana". Did you install the latest gnome-control-center and ibus-kkc? # yum install control-center ibus-kkc If you really wish to use jp kana keymap, it would be better to change "default" layout to "us" layout in /usr/share/ibus/component/libpinyin.xml by manual.
When install Fedora19 I choose lots of Japanese input-method including "Japanese kana" and it seems like "Japanese Kana ja3".Now I choose the "Japanese kana kanji"...Thanks. (In reply to fujiwara from comment #7) > (In reply to 韩聪 from comment #4) > > (In reply to Peng Wu from comment #3) > > > Please provide the output of the following command: > > > $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" > > > > $ $rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" > > bash: -qa: command not found... > > You should not type '&' which indicates the prompt for bash. > > % rpm -qa "google-chrome*" "ibus*" > > > PS：To reproduce this bug I reported, I switch the input method to "Japanese > > Kana", with the key "h", "ク" appears, and I return to "Chinese Intelligent > > Pinyin", input the "h", also "ク" appears...So I have to switch to "Chinese > > zh", and then "Chinese Intelligent Pinyin", this time I got the correct > > result~ > > But why couldn't I turn from "Japanese Kana" to "Chinese Intelligent > > Pinyin" directly? > > I think we disable "Japanese Kana" in either gnome-control-center or ibus. > I wonder how you added "Japanese Kana" in ibus. > > I suggest to use any Japanese input methods likes "Japanese (Kana Kanji)" or > anthy instead of "Japanese Kana". > > Did you install the latest gnome-control-center and ibus-kkc? > # yum install control-center ibus-kkc > > If you really wish to use jp kana keymap, it would be better to change > "default" layout to "us" layout in /usr/share/ibus/component/libpinyin.xml > by manual.
OK.