Introduction

scim-array is a Array 30 input method engine for SCIM to support all the functions of Array 30, including first-level and second-level short codes, special codes, and symbols. It also provides the notification of special codes and the "special code only" mode. scim-array is a free software and distributed with General Public License.

Features

• Support of Array 6.0 Unicode table with Unicode CJK unified Chinese characters.
• Full support of first-level and second-level short codes.
• Full support of special codes.
• Support phrase input.
• Notification of specail codes.
• Specail codes only mode.
• scim-array only depends on SCIM without other libraries or IM frameworks.

News

• [2008/5/3] NEW scim-array 1.0.0 is now released!
• [2008/2/14] scim-array 0.0.4 is now released!
• [2008/1/25] scim-array 0.0.3 is now released!

Screenshots

First-level Short Codes

Second-level Short Codes

Notification of Special Codes

If the current input has a special codes, scim-array will notify the user to help user memorize.

If the character the user inputted has a specail codes, scim-array will notify the user.

Special Code Only Mode

If you enable this mode, you are forced to use special codes to input characters.

Phrase Input

You can input multiple-character phrases.

Config Window

Change Logs

1.0.0

• Add phrase input feature. (100,000 phrases)
• Fix debug message output.

0.0.4

• Solve the compile problem on gcc 4.3.

0.0.3

• Add wildcard '?' and '*' fuzzy search support
• Korean language interface
• Dutch language interface

Download

Pleaese to go the download page to get the latest version of scim-array. The latest version now is 1.0.0.

Debian/Ubuntu users can download the deb package here.

For Fedora 7 and later, please use 'yum install scim-array' to install it.

Fedora user can download the rpm package here.

Installation

To compile scim-array, we should have the library and the header files of scim. Plecase check you have them on your Linux or FreeBSD system. If you use Debian/Ubuntu Linux, please install "scim-dev" package.

Extract the tarball files:
    tar zxvf scim-array-x.x.x.tar.gz

Enter scim-array directory:
    cd scim-array-x.x.x

Start to compile:
    ./configure
    make

Start to install: (You should have the root privilege)
    make install

Bug Report

If you find some bugs in scim-array, please go to the project site of scim-array to report.