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HowToCreateATableForIBusTable
How to Create a table for ibus-table
Phase-Implementation Steps
ibus-table-create -n ${DATADIR}/your-im-table.db -s your-im.table.txt
cp your-im-table.svg ${DATADIR}/ibus-table/iconsFor input method developersIt is recommended to split database building and index creating, as it makes distro packagers' life easier. Use -o option of ibus-table-create to build database without creating index; use -i option of ibus-table-create to create index without building database. For packagersInstall the database file which is built by ibus-table-create -o, and create index with ibus-table-create -i in your post-install script script. | |
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Should 'ibus-table-create -n ${DATADIR}/your-im-table.db -s your-im.table.txt' be 'ibus-table-create -n ${DATADIR}/ibus-table/tables/your-im-table.db -s your-im.table.txt' ?
In addition, 'ibus-table-create -n ${DATADIR}/ibus-table/tables/your-im-table.db -s your-im.table.txt' should be 'ibus-table-create -n ${DATADIR}/ibus-table/tables/your-im-table.db -s your-im-table.txt' ?
Let's spot the difference...
At ubuntu 9.10 karmic koala i needed to use ibus-table-createdb instead of ibus-table-create.
This page is outdated. This page is not helpful for me to create a table. I haven't figured it out... yet. :(
ibus-table-createdb -h
Use that.