[TxMt] Japanese Input

[Sean Schertell]

>> I guess TextMate is not completely implemented as TSM client.
>> (Sorry if I was wrong.)
>>
>> Is it possible to resolve this problem?
>>
>> And the character overlapping problem posted before happens
>> also in my environment.
>>
>
> Sorry, but the required improvements to make it international are  
> unlikely to happen in the nearest future (but they are on the to-do).

Wow -- major bummer.  I was getting ready to make the switch after  
wrapping up my current EUC-JP project for which I'm using skEdit.  I  
had the impression that as long as I used UTF-8, I'd be okay.

But now it turns out that you can't even input Asian languages using  
UTF-8?

:-(

I guess us non-western language users are s.o.l.


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