Using the IImeIPoint2 Interface
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8/28/2008
The IImeIPoint2 interface provides a set of methods that can be used to manipulate the buffers of the conversion kernel and to manage kernel behavior.
In This Section
- Converting a Composition String
Describes the process of Kana–to–Kanji conversion on the current composition string.
- Processing User Input with Alternatives
Describes the input methods which produce multiple guesses for each character of user input, and the way to handle that output.
- Determining the Composition String
Describes the how the IME UI determines the composition string and generates the result string.
- Creating the Candidate List
Provides a description and sample code for creating a candidate list for a target clause.
- Accessing the Conversion Service
Lists the steps needed to programatically access the Pocket IME 2.0 conversion service.
- Processing User Input from the Keyboard
Provides a description and sample code for sending keyboard input to the IME.
- Editing the Composition String
Provides a description and sample code for editing the current composition string.
- Creating a Notification Sink
Describes how to enable being notified of events by the Pocket IME conversion service.
Related Sections
- Japanese Pocket IME
Describes the Input Method Editor (IME) that allows users to enter complex characters and symbols, such as Japanese Kanji characters, by using a standard keyboard.