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Following is the content of data/punc.mb.zh_CN in Fcitx. As you can see, you need a character in the first column, and one or two utf8 string after that. If there is two string, for example " “ ”, the first time you use it will be “ and the second time will be ”.
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Following is the content of data/punc.mb.zh_CN in Fcitx. As you can see, you need a single character in the first column, and one or two space separated string after that, the file encoding is required to be UTF-8. If there is two string, for example " “ ”, the first time you use it will be “ and the second time will be ”.
  
 
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Revision as of 02:10, 17 May 2012


Punctutation
Version 4.2.1
Written In C
License GPLv2
Type Module

Intro

Punctuation is a module that can convert punctuation to other format punctuation. For example, in simplified Chinese, people usually use "," instead of ",".

Configuration

Path

The punctuation is based on language of input method. For example, Simplified Chinese will use data/punc.mb.zh_CN and traditional Chinese will use data/punc.mb.zh_TW. (Base Path for user is ~/.config/fcitx, and system path usually will be /usr/share/fcitx )

Format

Following is the content of data/punc.mb.zh_CN in Fcitx. As you can see, you need a single character in the first column, and one or two space separated string after that, the file encoding is required to be UTF-8. If there is two string, for example " “ ”, the first time you use it will be “ and the second time will be ”.

. 。
, ,
? ?
" “ ”
: :
; ;
' ‘ ’
< 《
> 》
\ 、
! !
$ ¥
^ ……
* ×
_ ——
( (
) )
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