Re:Re: [ELPA] New package: pyim

[tumashu <tumashu@163.com>]

>There's a fair bit of that discussion written in a language I sadly
>can't read.  What's still missing? 

Not missing  at the moment :-) I think.


>> * Need help
>>
>> pyim-pymap.el's  (https://github.com/tumashu/pyim/blob/master/pyim-pymap.el) 
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>>  Chinese char pinyin info come from rime's 
>> luna-pinyin-simple. (https://github.com/rime/rime-luna-pinyin)
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>> while lun-pinyin-simple's Chinese char pinyin come from android project
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>> http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/packages/inputmethods/PinyinIME.git
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>> I do not know how to deal with this issue :-\
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>This is quite outside of my area of expertise, so I don't really
>understand what this is about, but if the issue is to find a pinyin
>table, 

yes. 

then Emacs already comes with one, so we could both

yes, the problem is that the pinyin.map in emacs do not include many Chinese Char.
it is a *small* table :-)

pyim use it before.

>arrange for Emacs to make it available in a more convenient form
>(currently it's only available in the form of an input method, which may
>be somewhat inconvenient to work with), and we could create a GNU ELPA
>package containing it (or just add it to pyim) for use with older Emacsen.


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>        Stefan
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