New school: Fcitx input method setting in LumaQQ

It has been a long time to install LumaQQ, but Fcitx does not work. Today, I finally have time to study and finally get the results. I will share my experience here.

I used: Radhat9.0 Fcitx3.4.2 http://www.fcitx.org/main? Q = node/9

First, make sure that ~ In/. fcitx/config, the support for lumaQQ is set to 1), and then start lumaQQ.
Config file in the. fcitx directory under the user directory

The content is as follows:

[Program]

Show font (medium) = *

Show font (English) = SimSun

Show font size = 16

Font size of the Main Window = 11

Whether to use AA font = 1

[Output]

Digit followed by halfwidth symbol = 1

Enter key behavior = 2

Semicolon = 0

Uppercase letters = 1

Page flip prohibited by Lenovo mode = 1

LumaQQ support = 0 this line is LumaQQ support item, should change 0 to 1

[Interface]

Number of candidate words = 5

Whether to use the 3D interface for the Main Window = 0

Input entry using 3D interface = 2

Hidden mode of the Main Window = 0

Whether to hide input entries automatically = 1

Cursor color = 92 210 131

Main Window background color = 220 220 220

Main Window line color = 100 180 255

Main Window input method name color = 170 170 170 150 200 150 0 0 255

Input window background color = 240 240 240

Input window color = 255 0 0

Input window user input color = 0 0 255

Input window No. Color = 200 0 0

First candidate color in the input window = 0 150 100

# This color value is only used for user self-creation in pinyin.

Input window user phrase color = 0 0 255

Input window prompts encoding color = 100 100 255

# This color is used for five or more Chinese/system phrases.

Other text colors in the input window = 0 0 0

Input window line color = 100 200 255

Input window arrow color = 255 150 255

# In addition to "quick switch between Chinese and English", other hotkeys can be set to two, separated by spaces in the middle.

[Hotkey]

Enable/disable input = CTRL_SPACE

# You can set the shortcut key to L_CTRL R_CTRL L_SHIFT R_SHIFT.

Chinese and English quick switch key = L_CTRL

Cursor follows = CTRL_K

GBK supports = CTRL_M

Lenovo supports = CTRL_L

Full halfwidth = SHIFT_SPACE

Chinese Punctuation = ALT_SPACE

Previous Page =-

Next page =

Third candidate word selection key = CTRL

[Input method]

Use Pinyin = 1

Use double fight = 0

Location = 1

Usage code table = 1

The phrase in the prompt dictionary is 0.

[Pinyin]

Use full join = 0

Pinyin automatic group word = 1

Save automatic group word = 0

Add commonly used Chinese characters in pinyin = CTRL_8

Delete common pinyin characters = CTRL_7

Delete pinyin user phrase = CTRL_DELETE

# Pinyin is a fixed word key, followed by an equal sign. Do not have spaces

Pinyin: fixed word key = []

# How to adjust the re-code: 0 --> do not adjust 1 --> quickly adjust 2 --> adjust by Frequency

Pinyin single-character duplicate code adjustment method = 2

Pinyin phrase re-encoding adjustment method = 1

Method for adjusting the frequently-used Chinese characters in pinyin = 0

Whether to blur an and ang = 0

Whether to blur en and eng = 0

Whether to blur ian and iang = 0

Whether to blur in and ing = 0

Whether to blur ou and u = 0

Whether to blur uan and uang = 0

Whether to blur c and ch = 0

Whether to blur f and h = 0

Whether to blur l and n = 0

Whether to blur s and sh = 0

Whether to blur z and zh = 0

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