Solution to SublimeText's Chinese Input Method in linux

Recommended for dev: http://www.sublimetext.com/dev

Let's talk about it first.Chinese displayProblems:

Find a font that supports Chinese display, and modify the Preference-File Settings-user:

{"Font_face": "DejaVu Sans YuanTi Mono "}

Note: Only users can be changed. It is ineffective to change the Default value.

 

The question of Sublime Text's Chinese Input has plagued me for a long time. Today, I finally reached a point on Zoom. Quiet's Thursday.

We recommend that you install scim-googlepinyin.

The key is to install the configuration. You can select "scim-bridge" in "system-language support" (it is not acceptable to select scim ).
Or can I run the "sudo im-switch-s scim-bridge-z default" command? (Not tested)

That's it !!

The attached scim input box cannot follow the problem solution:

Change the default GTK_IM_MODULE = scim to GTK_IM_MODULE = "scim-bridge ". Save and exit.

The following settings are made in the scim input method:

Scim settings-> global settings-> remove the check mark before embedding the pre-edited string in the client

Scim settings-> gtk-> uncheck embedded candidate tokens

Restart scim

Open the terminal and enter pkill scim

Enter scim-d

If not, log out and try again. (The cursor cannot be followed in sublimetext)

OK.