Some SKK users prefer sticky-shift, in other words, to use some key (in my case, @) to start preedit(▽).
I found start-preedit(-kana) is the only available way to do that in libskk, but it is not satisfiable.
When typing in the middle of line, start-preedit has side effect to change the following to preedit.
From the command name, start-preedit seems to just start preedit, without re-conversion.
However, changing command names and behaviors has too large effect, then I added new command start-preedit-no-delete.
I agree that the name is poor, but wish this function is appreciated.
Coverage increased (+0.08%) when pulling a6c49e2dfa5a4bc98429bc799f53fd957a5f7036 on tomykaira:sticky-shift into 1d0f6e0b7e10a0224ea1cc1cf936b8183ffa0e97 on ueno:master.
Some SKK users prefer sticky-shift, in other words, to use some key (in my case,
@
) to start preedit(▽
).I found
start-preedit(-kana)
is the only available way to do that in libskk, but it is not satisfiable. When typing in the middle of line,start-preedit
has side effect to change the following to preedit.From the command name,
start-preedit
seems to just start preedit, without re-conversion. However, changing command names and behaviors has too large effect, then I added new commandstart-preedit-no-delete
. I agree that the name is poor, but wish this function is appreciated.