To enable Emacs to support Chinese characters, you must
Apt-Get install eMule-UCS
And want to modify ~ /. Emacs. For details about the modification, refer to "Notes"-"configuration.
How to input Chinese ()
If you are using gnome, unfortunately you may have to use the built-in Emacs input method as follows:
Want to know which input methods can be used
C-x ret c-/SPC
Set the preset input method and add the following line ~ /. Emacs file:
(Custom-set-variables '(default-input-method "chinese-array30 "))
In this way, after Emacs is started, you can directly switch between the English input and the row and column input using the C-/command.
Switch Input Method (take switching to phonetic input method as an example)
There are two ways to achieve this:
A. C-x ret c-/Chinese-zozy RET
B. C-U C-/Chinese-zozy RET
The second method is recommended because it is also a command for switching between two input methods.
Next, you only need to type C-u c-/ret, and then you can switch between the row, column, and Note.
(Note: The switch between Chinese and English input methods is based on the C-/command .)
For more detailed descriptions, see http://www.gnu.org/software/chinese/guide/emacs-chinese.cn.html
If you are not using gnome, congratulations, you can use the X input method, such as scim.
I used gnome, but now I have changed it to FVWM. I still prefer FVWM. Now I have three advantages:
1. Convenient Customization
2. Fast
3. There is no problem with the Chinese Input of Emacs.
