Re: [scim-user] Application gtk

I understand what the first post intends to do..
I am also looking for a way to "pilot" scim from a gtk application, is there
a way to control scim from within the application, like simulate keypresses
and kana to kanji conversion?

I am developing a touch-panel only interface application, and I'd like to
know if scim input can be activate via the application without keyboard
intervention.  The keyboard in my application is a soft-keyboard -- a
customized graphical keyboard interactive to the user via the touch-panel
only..

I've looked around the documentation and developer docs, but I haven't found
any information on how to do this..

Any help is greatly appreciated..
Thanks,

> author="Pet3M0ss"
> 
> Am not certain of your experiences with SCIM. Cntrl+Spce will toggle a lot
> of input methods, BUT you can disable what you do not need by going to the
> SCIM setup IMEngine Global window. After disabling the large number of
> unwanted languages and input methods, the left click on the icon menu will
> only show the remaining choices. A Cntrl+Space toggle only shows the last
> selected input system. How much more customized can one get??
> 
> author="drkzs"
> 
> I am developping an gtk application, and I am planning to use SCIM as in
> put
> method for non-latin foreign languages.
> I have some questions, especially about communication between SCIM and my
> software.
> I'd like to enable or not the scim current input method (like
> control+space
> default shortcut) inside of my software. For example, catch with the
> keyboard event an special shortcut, and then tell SCIM to activate or not
> the current method. But It seems that SCIM catches first all keyboard
> events, so I can't use my special shortcut, and moreover even if I could,
> I
> don't know how to communicate with SCIM...
> 
> Is it possible, from another application,  to communicate and "pilote" a
> little SCIM ?
> 

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