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4.

Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding h's.

5.

Meant for writing Esperanto-letters with the fundamental system and the X-system, like the default of EK.

6.

Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding q's.

7.

Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding x's (the X-system).

8.

Simulating Azerty keyboard on English keyboard.

&1 é2 "3 '4 (5 -6 è7 _8 ç9 à0 )° =_ ²~
aA zZ eE rR tT yY uU iI oO pP ^¨ $£
qQ sS dD fF gG hH jJ kK lL mM ù% *|
wW xX cC vV bB nN ,? ;. :/ !§

'[' and '{' are used as a dead key to type a character with the
circumflex and diaeresis respectively (e.g. '[' 'e' -> "ê").

'Alt-2' and 'Alt-7' are used as a dead key to type a character
with tilde and grave respectively (e.g. 'Alt-2' 'n' -> "ñ").

'Ctrl-Alt-2' and 'Ctrl-Alt-7' can be used as 'Alt-2' and 'Alt-7'
respectively.

Azerty keyboard has one more key at the bottom left corner for
inputting "<" and ">". As a normal English keyboard doesn't
have such a key left, type '<' and '>' twice for "<" and ">"
respectively.

9.

Global variable and command definitions.
This is actually not an input method, but provides documents,
default values of global variables, and default key-bindings of
global commands.

10.

Maxmum number of candidates in a candidate group.
Value must be an integer.
If the value is not positive, number of candidates in a group is decided
by how candiates are grouped in an input method source file.

11.

Character set to limit candidates.
Value must be a symbol representing a charater set, or nil.
If the value is not nil, a candidate containing a character not belonging
to the specified character set is ignored.

12.

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13.

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