This file provides IDS (Ideographic Description Sequence) composition/decomposition tools for Emacs. The IDS represents a structure of Ideographs. For example, “地” can be decomposed to “⿰土也” in IDS, and “⿱艹化” can be composed to “花”. “⿰” and “⿱” are called IDCs (Ideographic Description Characters).
Please BYTE-COMPILE the elisp file. That will integrate data files into compiled lisp file.
(autoload 'ids-edit-mode "ids-edit" nil t) ;; if necessary (autoload 'ids-edit "ids-edit" nil t)
Minor `ids-edit-mode’ will let you input IDCs and compose/decompose ideographs by M-U key.
| key | command |
|---|---|
| M-0 | “⿰” (U+2FF0) |
| M-1 | “⿱” (U+2FF1) |
| M-2 | “⿲” (U+2FF2) |
| M-3 | “⿳” (U+2FF3) |
| M-4 | “⿴” (U+2FF4) |
| M-5 | “⿵” (U+2FF5) |
| M-6 | “⿶” (U+2FF6) |
| M-7 | “⿷” (U+2FF7) |
| M-8 | “⿸” (U+2FF8) |
| M-9 | “⿹” (U+2FF9) |
| M– | “⿺” (U+2FFa) |
| M-= | “⿻” (U+2FFb) |
| M-U | ids-edit |
Just type `M-U’ (meta-shift-u) after the position of target CJK Ideograph. There should be no numerics, ideographs or IDCs at the cursor. With prefix argument given, it tries to decomposes previous character unconditionally.
Type `M-U’ on partial IDS. It may contain a (range of) strokes number. When there are multiple candidates, they will all be inserted to the current position with bracket. Attaching G,T,J,K at the end will limit the candidates to specific charset (namely, GB2312, Big5, JISX0213/0212, KSX1001).
For example, “⿰氵20-22J”, with cursor on “⿰” character, will be composed to “[灊灝灞灣]”.
Data ‘ids.txt’ and ‘ucs-strokes.txt’ are taken from http://github.com/cjkvi/. License follows their terms.
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