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	to do update for gtk2.		to do update for gtk2.

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	Or if your gtk2 version is newer than 2.24.20, you should use		Or if your gtk2 version is newer than 2.24.20, you should use

	gtk-query-immodules-2.0 --update-cache		<!--T:33-->
			gtk-query-immodules-2.0 --update-cache

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	instead just like gtk3.		instead just like gtk3.

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	This page introduces the meaning of following environment variables. You don't need to understand it to use Fcitx, but it might help when you meet some problem, and let you examine what's going wrong.		This page introduces the meaning of following environment variables. You don't need to understand it to use Fcitx, but it might help when you meet some problem, and let you examine what's going wrong.

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	This page introduces the meaning of following environment variables. You don't need to understand it to use Fcitx, but it might help when you meet some problem, and let you examine what's going wrong.		This page introduces the meaning of following environment variables. You don't need to understand it to use Fcitx, but it might help when you meet some problem, and let you examine what's going wrong.

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GTK_IM_MODULE

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	to do update for gtk2,		to do update for gtk2.

			Or if your gtk2 version is newer than 2.24.20, you should use

			gtk-query-immodules-2.0 --update-cache

			instead just like gtk3.

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	XMODIFIERS=@im=fcitx		XMODIFIERS=@im=fcitx

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	In non-CJK locale, if this variable is not specified, XIM will not work for some application, which means you should always set it. And XIM will also need you to have correct locale, which means your locale is must in the output of		In non-CJK locale, if this variable is not specified, XIM will not work for some application, which means you should always set it. And XIM will also need you to have correct locale, which means your locale is must in the output of

	locale -a		<!--T:26-->
			locale -a

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	You can check your locale by		You can check your locale by

	locale		<!--T:28-->
			locale

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	In order to use XIM, your locale also must NOT be C or POSIX.		In order to use XIM, your locale also must NOT be C or POSIX.

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	gtk-query-immodules-2.0 > <gtk-2.0 immodule file>		gtk-query-immodules-2.0 > <gtk-2.0 immodule file>

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	to do update for gtk2,		to do update for gtk2,

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	gtk-query-immodules-3.0 --update-cache		gtk-query-immodules-3.0 --update-cache

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	to do update for gtk3.		to do update for gtk3.

Weng Xuetian at 19:29, 26 August 2013

2013-08-26T19:29:09Z

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	This page ~~introduce~~ the meaning of following environment variables. You don't need to understand it to use Fcitx, but it might help when you meet some problem, and examine ~~yourself to check~~ what ~~goes~~ wrong.		This page introduces the meaning of following environment variables. You don't need to understand it to use Fcitx, but it might help when you meet some problem, and let you examine what's going wrong.

	== XMODIFIERS == <!--T:2-->		== XMODIFIERS == <!--T:2-->
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	XMODIFIERS=@im=fcitx		XMODIFIERS=@im=fcitx

			In non-CJK locale, if this variable is not specified, XIM will not work for some application, which means you should always set it. And XIM will also need you to have correct locale, which means your locale is must in the output of

			locale -a

			You can check your locale by

			locale

			In order to use XIM, your locale also must NOT be C or POSIX.

	== GTK_IM_MODULE == <!--T:7-->		== GTK_IM_MODULE == <!--T:7-->
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	Qt's im module is similar with Gtk, but don't need extra file to recognize. If QT_IM_MODULE is not specified, qtconfig (Ubuntu/Debian qtconfig-qt4) can be used to configure the default one.		Qt's im module is similar with Gtk, but don't need extra file to recognize. If QT_IM_MODULE is not specified, qtconfig (Ubuntu/Debian/ArchLinux qtconfig-qt4) can be used to configure the default one.

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