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Flag to tell whether or not to generate precomposed characters.
If 1, generate precomposed characters if available (e.g. "ྲྀ"(U+0F76).
If 0, generate only decomposed characters (e.g. "ྲྀ" (U+0FB2 U+0F80).
There are line breaks here. Each one represents a line break. Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
Flag to tell whether or not to generate precomposed characters.
If 1, generate precomposed characters if available (e.g. "ྲྀ"(U+0F76).
If 0, generate only decomposed characters (e.g. "ྲྀ" (U+0FB2 U+0F80).
Translated and reviewed by Alfredo Hernández
Located in im/bo-ewts.mim:35
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Meant for writing Esperanto-letters using Zamenhof's fundamental system.
Meant for writing Esperanto-letters using Zamenhof's fundamental system.
Translated and reviewed by Robert Readman
Located in im/eo-h-f.mim:29
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Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding h's.
Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding h's.
Translated and reviewed by Robert Readman
Located in im/eo-h.mim:29
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Meant for writing Esperanto-letters with the fundamental system and the X-system, like the default of EK.
Meant for writing Esperanto-letters with the fundamental system and the X-system, like the default of EK.
Translated and reviewed by Robert Readman
Located in im/eo-plena.mim:29
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Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding q's.
Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding q's.
Translated and reviewed by Robert Readman
Located in im/eo-q.mim:29
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Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding x's (the X-system).
Meant for writing Esperanto-letters adding x's (the X-system).
Translated and reviewed by Robert Readman
Located in im/eo-x.mim:29
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Tai Viet input method using the phonetic key sequence with the Tai Son La keyboard layout.
The phonetic key sequence means that you type a syllable in this order:
C W? V v? F? T?
where
C is an initial consonant,
W is a label for labializing C ('ꪫ'),
V is a vowel (V1:prefix, V2:combining, or V3:postfix),
v is the second vowel of a digraph vowel
(in the case that V is 'ꪹ' and v is 'ꪸ', 'ꪷ', or 'ꪱ'),
F is a final consonant,
T is a tonemark (spacing or combining).

You can type special symbols by these keys:
'$' -> 'ꫛ'
'#' -> 'ꫜ'
'%' -> 'ꫝ'
'!' -> '꫞'
'@' -> '꫟'
There are line breaks here. Each one represents a line break. Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
There are leading/trailing spaces here. Each one represents a space character. Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
Tai Viet input method using the phonetic key sequence with the Tai Son La keyboard layout.
The phonetic key sequence means that you type a syllable in this order:
C W? V v? F? T?
where
C is an initial consonant,
W is a label for labialising C ('ꪫ'),
V is a vowel (V1:prefix, V2:combining, or V3:postfix),
v is the second vowel of a digraph vowel
(in the case that V is 'ꪹ' and v is 'ꪸ', 'ꪷ', or 'ꪱ'),
F is a final consonant,
T is a tone-mark (spacing or combining).

You can type special symbols by these keys:
'$' -> 'ꫛ'
'#' -> 'ꫜ'
'%' -> 'ꫝ'
'!' -> '꫞'
'@' -> '꫟'
Translated by Anthony Scarth
Reviewed by SteVe Cook
Located in im/tai-sonla.mim:30
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Contributors to this translation: Alfredo Hernández, Anthony Scarth, Robert Readman.