Re: [TxMt] Japanese Input

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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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