Le 16/12/2011 10:22, Invisible a écrit :
>>> Guess there's no unicode support.
> 
>> Well, not via html entities.
>> 22823 = 0x5927 (CJK unified) 大
>> 23478 = 0x5BB6 (CJK unified) 家
>> 22909 = 0x597D (CJK unified) 好
> 
> I've always wondered how the hell people manage to type in characters
> which aren't actually on the keyboard.
> 
> Sure, you can do that thing where you hold down ALT and type in the code
> number for the character you want. If you happen to be good at
> memorising vast lists of cryptic code numbers, that is. :-P Surely there
> must be some more efficient way?

Well, vi (gvim & co) have another shortcut than Alt+ ...

It's ctrl+v u 5 9 2 7 for the first one!
copy & paste is ok in thunderbird.

For the CJK people, usually the keyboard is paired with an input
"driver" which display the alternative until you select one.
(you need to know how to vocalise it, as you enter it in roman..)
There is also keyboard with the graphical clues as key (the number of
graphical keys/clues for CJK is reduced, the extension might be longer)

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