I ported SCIM to Maemo 5, and it runs just OK in most of GTK applications.
But I found it doesn't work in Qt applications, because I didn't
port the SCIM Qt immodule, either.
Well, the strange thing is, from the source code, I think Hildon
input method framework is also just a Gtk immodule. How could it
support Qt applications?
I checked the folder, /usr/lib/qt4/plugins/inputmethods, there's
only only module libqimsw-multi.so. It seems Hildon input method
doesn't implement a Qt module, then how does it work?
I ported SCIM to Maemo 5, and it runs just OK in most of GTK applications.
But I found it doesn't work in Qt applications, because I didn't
port the SCIM Qt immodule, either.
Well, the strange thing is, from the source code, I think Hildon
input method framework is also just a Gtk immodule. How could it
support Qt applications?
I checked the folder, /usr/lib/qt4/plugins/inputmethods, there's
only only module libqimsw-multi.so. It seems Hildon input method
doesn't implement a Qt module, then how does it work?
Best regards,
Evan JIANG