Korean Input Methods (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
Windows Embedded CE provides the following input methods (IM) for Korean.
| IM | Description |
|---|---|
MSIMK |
A sample soft keyboard IM that allows input and is closely tied to the Korean IME. The source code is located in %_WINCEROOT%\Public\Wceshellfe\Oak\InputMethods\Korean. |
HWXKOR |
A handwriting recognition engine for supporting user–drawn ideographs and characters. It recognizes both Hangul and Hanja. If used, the OEM must develop a UI. |
Mboxkor |
A sample IM for Korean handwriting input that works with the Korean IME and HWXKOR. It requires Softkb.dll and Hwxkor.dll. The source code is located in %_WINCEROOT%\Public\Common\Sdk\Samples\Mboxkor. |
The following code example shows how the IM calls the ImmEscape function to provide the IME with a handle to the IM window.
ImmEscape((HKL)NULL,(HIMC)NULL, IME_ESC_PRIVATE_FIRST+1,
(LPVOID)&g_hwndMain);
The IM calls the preceding code example after Windows Embedded CE initializes the IM. When the IME mode changes, the IME sends a WM_USER+21 message to the IM. The IM uses the WM_USER+21 message to track the mode of the Input Method Manager (IMM) in order to display the appropriate keyboard layout based on the mode.
In This Section
- Korean Input Method Implementation
Describes the flow of input from an application to the Korean IME.
- Using the Korean Input Method
Describes the callback methods and other functions used by the Korean IME.
Related Sections
- Korean
Provides an overview of the support provided for the Korean locale for Windows Embedded CE.