Sublime text 2 for Linux Chinese Input method cannot be used workaround

Sublime Text 2 Linux version has not solved the problem of Chinese input.
At present, there are three kinds of Chinese input schemes, namely:
Scenario One: Using a small input method
The new version of the small input method has supported the sublime Text input Chinese
About the installation and introduction of the small Input method:

Http://blog.ubuntusoft.com/small-input.html

http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?t=226677

Option two: Open another input box that can input Chinese, enter Chinese and copy into sublime Text 2
Someone has made a sublime Text 2 plug-in (Inputhelper), you can quickly call an input box, enter the confirmation will be automatically copied to the ST2 inside.
Installation method of Inputhelper:

CD ~/.config/sublime-text-2/packagesgit clone https://github.com/xgenvn/ Inputhelper.git

Then restart Sublime Text 2. When you need to enter Chinese, use the shortcut key:

+ Z

You can bring up the input box and insert it automatically after input.
This method applies to all input methods.

Scenario Three: By patching the way, let sublime Text 2 support Fcitx Input method
First we need to install ST2 via PPA (unofficial download of the Free install package):

sudo add-apt-repository PPA: Webupd8team/sublime-text-2sudo apt-get updatesudo apt -get Install sublime-text

Then patching:
Copy down the code below and save it as sublime-imfix.c (stored in/home/username, your home directory)

/*sublime-imfix.cuse ld_preload to interpose some function to fix sublime Input methodLinux. by Cjacker Huang <jianzhong.huang at i-soft.com.cn> gcc-shared-o libsublime-imfix.so sublime_imfix.c ' Pkg-config --libs--cflags gtk+-2.0 '-fpicld_preload=./libsublime-imfix.so sublime_text*/#include <gtk/gtk.h>#include <gdk/gdkx.h>typedef gdksegment Gdkregionbox; struct _gdkregion{Long size; Long numrects; Gdkregionbox*rects; Gdkregionbox extents;}; Gtkimcontext*local_context; Voidgdk_region_get_clipbox(Const Gdkregion*region, Gdkrectangle*rectangle){G_return_if_fail(Region!=Null); G_return_if_fail(Rectangle!=Null); Rectangle-X= Region-Extents. x1; Rectangle-Y= Region-Extents. y1; Rectangle-Width= Region-Extents. x2-Region-Extents. x1; Rectangle-Height= Region-Extents. y2-Region-Extents. y1; Gdkrectangle rect; Rect. x= Rectangle-X; Rect. Y= Rectangle-Y; Rect. width=0; Rect. Height= Rectangle-Height;The caret width is 2;Maybe sometimes we'll make a mistake, but for most of the time, it should is the caret.If(Rectangle-Width==2&& Gtk_is_im_context(Local_context)){gtk_im_context_set_cursor_location(Local_context, Rectangle);}}This was needed, for example, if you input something in file dialog and return to the edit areaContext would lost, so here we set it again. Static Gdkfilterreturn Event_filter(gdkxevent*xevent, gdkevent*event, Gpointer Im_context){XEvent*xev=(XEvent*) xevent;If(Xev-Type= = Keyrelease&& Gtk_is_im_context(Im_context)){Gdkwindow* Win= G_object_get_data(G_object(Im_context),"Window");If(Gdk_is_window(Win)) Gtk_im_context_set_client_window(Im_context, win);}Return gdk_filter_continue;} void Gtk_im_context_set_client_window(Gtkimcontext*context, Gdkwindow*window){Gtkimcontextclass*klass; G_return_if_fail(Gtk_is_im_context(Context)); Klass= Gtk_im_context_get_class(Context);If(Klass-Set_client_window) Klass-Set_client_window(Context, window); if(! Gdk_is_window ( window)) return; G_object_set_data(G_object (context), " Window ", window); int width = gdk_window_get_width (window); int height = gdk_window_get_height (window); if (width! = 0 && height!=0) {gtk_im_context_focus_in (context); local_context = context;} gdk_window_add_filter (window, event_filter, context); }

Open the terminal and install the required environment when compiling:

sudo apt-get install build-essentialsudo apt-get install libgtk2. 0-dev

Then compile the sublime_imfix.c (first in the terminal to enter the SUBLIME_IMFIX.C directory):

-O libsublime-imfix. So sublime_imfix. C ' pkg--cflags GTK +--fpic

After compiling you will get libsublime-imfix.so, I suggest you just leave libsublime-imfix.so in your home directory.
Then modify the startup configuration of the ST2:

/usr/share/applications/sublime-text-2. Desktop

Found it

Exec=/usr/bin/sublime-text-%F

Revision changed to

Exec%F

Found it

Exec=/usr/bin/sublime-text---new-window

Revision changed to

Exec--new-window

Notice where/home/username/libsublime-imfix.so is modified to the path where you compiled the generated libsublime-imfix.so.
Note that the new version of the ST2 Start command is changed to SUBL (the previous tutorial is the old version of Sublime-text-2), so when modified, the sublime-text-2 changed to Subl
Then save, restart ST2.

Sublime text 2 for Linux Chinese Input method cannot be used workaround