| Space |
Commit the preëdit string. |
| Escape |
Clear preëdit and discard contents. |
| Left (Arrow left) |
Move cursor one character left in the preëdit text. |
| Control+Left (Control+Arrow_Left) |
Move cursor to the left end of the preëdit text. |
| Right (Arrow right) |
Move cursor one characater right in preëdit text. |
| Control+Right (Control+Arrow_Right) |
Move cursor to the right end of the preëdit text. |
| Backspace |
Remove the character to the left of the cursor in the preëdit text. |
| Control+Backspace |
Remove everything left of the cursor in the preëdit text. |
| Delete |
Remove the character to the right of the cursor in the preëdit
text.
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| Control+Delete |
Remove everything to the right of the cursor in the preëdit text. |
| Down (Arrow down) |
Select the next candidate. |
| Up (Arrow up) |
Select the previous candidate. |
| Page_Up |
Show next page of candidates. |
| Page_Down |
Show previous page of candidates. |
| - |
When not being used as a valid input key, same as Page_Up.
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| = |
When not being used as a valid input key, same as Page_Down.
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| 1 … 9 |
Commit the candidate labelled with that number. Note that a
table can define other keys than the numbers 1 … 9 as select
keys to be able to use numbers as input. For example, the
“latex” table needs number as input. Therefore, the “latex”
table defines F1 … F9 as select keys.
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| Control+1 … Control+9 |
Commit the candidate labelled with that number to the preëdit. |
| Alt+1 … Alt+9 |
Remove the candidate labelled with that number from the database of
learned user input. |
| Shift_L (Left Shift key) |
-
When the preëdit is empty: toggle the input mode between direct
input mode (e.g. “English”) and table mode (e.g. “Chinese”).
- When the preëdit is not empty: commit the first candidate
to the preëdit.
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| Shift_R (Right Shift key) |
-
When in table mode: Toggle between pinyin mode and normal mode.
-
When in direct input mode: No function.
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| Shift+1 … Shift+5 (Right or Left Shift key) |
When in pinyin mode, input the tones. The tones are displayed in
the aux area as ↑1, ↑2, ↑3, ↑4, ↑5. 1 is YinPin, 2 is YangPin, 3
is ShangSheng, 4 is QuSheng, 5 is QingSheng.
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| Control+, |
Toggle “one char mode”, i.e. toggle between showing only single
characters and several characters at once in the candidate list.
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| Control+. |
Toggle between fullwidth and halfwidth punctuation.
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| Control+/ |
Toggle “autocommit mode”.
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| Control+; |
Toggle between the 5 Chinese modes:
- Simplified Chinese
- Traditional Chinese
- Simplified Chinese first
- Traditional Chinese first
- All Chinese characters
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| Shift+Space |
Toggle letter width between fullwidth and halfwidth
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