GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 72817
imhangul is incorrect, so mark it broken before 2.0
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
I submitted imhangul -> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=67665 and it got included to gtk+-1.3 But it was incorrect. Changwoo Ryu<cwryu@debian.org> pointed out >> But the input algorithm is totally incorrect. >> `r k r k' should produce `U+AC00 U+AC00', instead of '0xac01 0x314f'. I now preparing correction, but release of gtk+-2.0 is comming near. So at least, please mark it `broken' same as imthai-broken.c
The Thai input method is broken in a different way. The way the Thai input method is broken for now is that it expects to work with a keyboard symbol shipped with XFree86 that used ISO-8859-1 key symbols for Thai characters with the corresponding codes in ISO-8859-1 I've made the default for the ko locale the XIM method, so things should work correctly out of the box for Korean users. I haven't changed the text because: - I don't think it's really useful to the user to be told that it is broken... if they find the menu try it out for themselves and either it works for what they want to do or they don't. Marking the "Hangul" method as broken doesn't help them find that they really want the 'X Input Method' entry. - Changing this string would break the translations of .po files that we have currently.