im-switch-h
Input Method Switcher 0.3+debian1.10
"im-switch" configures the input method to be automatically switched based
on the locale (ll_CC) using Debian "update-alternatives" mechanism.
When "im-switch" is invoked from root user, it sets system wide alternatives.
Usage:
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -s inputmethodname
to set a specific input method for the language
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -c
to set an input method for the language by menu
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -a
to revert to the default input method for the language
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -l
to list current settings and available input methods for
the language, and also all the available languages
im-switch -h
to show this help
The "ll_CC" argument of -z takes the form "<language>_<teritory>" and
is used to override the current locale (ISO 639 / ISO 3188) : eg "-z ja_JP"
The use of -v option produces verbose outputs.
"im-switch" configures the input method to be automatically switched based
on the locale (ll_CC) using Debian "update-alternatives" mechanism.
When "im-switch" is invoked from root user, it sets system wide alternatives.
Usage:
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -s inputmethodname
to set a specific input method for the language
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -c
to set an input method for the language by menu
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -a
to revert to the default input method for the language
im-switch [-v][-z ll_CC] -l
to list current settings and available input methods for
the language, and also all the available languages
im-switch -h
to show this help
The "ll_CC" argument of -z takes the form "<language>_<teritory>" and
is used to override the current locale (ISO 639 / ISO 3188) : eg "-z ja_JP"
The use of -v option produces verbose outputs.
By10 g
16 June 2008
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