How to apply Cangjie input method?

Cangjie Input Method Cangjie input method is a commonly used Chinese input method, which was created in 1976 by Mr. Zhu Bangfu, a native of Taiwan Province Province who is known as the "father of Chinese computers". In the early days, there was only an ordinary Chinese version, formerly known as "Pictograph", which was used to solve the problems of computer processing Chinese characters, including Chinese character input, font output, internal code storage, Chinese character sorting and so on. Zhu Bangfu invented this input method when he was developing a Chinese communication system for the three military universities. To commemorate the spirit of ancient Cang Xie, Jiang Weiguo renamed this input method "Cangjie Input Method" in 1978. 1980, together with Acer, we released the world's first Chinese computer, Tianlong Chinese Computer, with "Chinese operating system, Chinese programming language and Chinese software package". Cangjie input method is suitable for a variety of platforms, and most mainstream operating systems and electronic dictionaries are embedded. Some online Chinese character dictionaries also use Cang Xie coding as a retrieval tool. From 65438 to the early 1980s, Zhu Bangfu designed a Chinese character system on a personal computer, which was based on Cang Xie code, and the number of words was 10000, with high efficiency. 1982, Zhu Bangfu published a newspaper, publicly gave up the patent of Cangjie input method, and vigorously promoted culture in computers. At present, most operating systems and even some electronic dictionaries are equipped with Cangjie input method, which is the most popular shape code input method in the formal Chinese world. [ 1]。 Zhu Bangfu originally wanted to establish a "Cang Xie system" based on his "Chinese character gene" theory, and use Cang Xie code to deal with six major problems of Chinese characters, such as form, sound, meaning, code, order and discrimination. Among them, the original purpose of Cang Xie code is to search and sort Chinese characters, and its code selection has the concepts of prefix and word style, with prefix as classification and word style as supplement, so that computers can "understand" Chinese characters, and then realize the functions of word grouping, word meaning understanding and even communication with people. [Edit this paragraph] Create 24 basic glyphs of human Cangjie input method. Because the purpose is to retrieve Chinese characters, Cang Xie's code selection can reflect the subtle features of Chinese characters based on the principle of visual recognition. Almost all different glyphs or variant characters have different codes, so the duplication rate is the lowest among Chinese input methods. Cangjie input method is also the largest font supported in the general system, and almost all Chinese characters visible in the system can be input by Cangjie input method, so it has become the main input method chosen by Chinese character cultural workers. However, the current mainstream computer system only provides the Cangjie input method, and does not adopt the whole Cang Xie system, so many original design concepts, such as Cang Xie internal code, font generator and the largest font library, have not been realized. Teacher Zhu publicized the Cangjie input method without charge, which made great progress in the localization of computers. Now most operating systems are equipped with Cangjie input method. In areas where traditional Chinese characters are used, it is the most commonly used shape code input method. The latest public version is the fifth generation. The forthcoming sixth generation is designed for100000 font library, with low reproduction rate. This font contains characters used in documents of past dynasties, and Cang Xie code is used as the internal code of the font. This version is only open to some experts and scholars. [Edit this paragraph] Software advantages Cangjie input method was originally designed not only for input, but also for an integrated Chinese system. Cang Xie code is used as the internal code of Chinese characters, so that the word order of Chinese characters is clear, and new words can be added at any time, and there is no shortage of words in Big Five Code and Unified Code, and the word order is chaotic. At the output end, the Chinese character font generator automatically generates the font according to the Cang Xie code. There is no need to store the font of each word, which greatly reduces the required memory space. (For example, 1989, Zhu Bangfu used the Juzhen integrated system introduced by Cang Xie Five Dynasties to provide millions of Chinese characters, and actually used 70,000 of them. ) Because the input and output are handled by Cang Xie, the code fetching can be consistent with the font. At present, the China system with the sixth generation Cang Xie (also known as Cang Xie) as the core has been used to construct the China literature and history database including China dynasties, and the advantages of the Cang Xie system have been brought into play. [Edit this paragraph] Version evolution 1977, the first generation of Cang Xie in Taiwan Province Province published by Zhu Bangfu, is designed according to the 12,000-word Mandarin dictionary. 1980, released by the second generation in Cang Xie, only slightly adjusted by the Cang Xie generation. 1982, the third generation of Cang Xie was published, which was the result of selecting 40,000 words from Kangxi Dictionary and improving the second generation. 1985, the fourth generation of Cang Xie was published in the United States. 1987, returned to Shenzhen Science and Technology Park in China, served as the general manager of Liang Yi Culture and Technology Company, and published Juzhen large font library and the fifth generation Cangjie input method. In the fifth generation, orthography and simplified characters were unified, and * * * received about 60,000 words. At the same time, some auxiliary glyphs were added and some codes were modified. In the book "The Fifth Generation Cangjie Input Method Manual" on the website of Zhu Bangfu Studio, a comparison table of the third generation and the fifth code word is provided. 1990 cooperated with Taiwan Province provincial resource planning commission to develop Microsoft Chinese Windows System 3.0, which adopted the concept of Cang Xie system. Later, the cooperative relationship between Zhu Bangfu and Microsoft broke down. Later, Windows adopted other Chinese character coding systems, and updated the third-generation Cangjie input method (modified some variants, added some Hong Kong characters, but there were wrong codes), which became the mainstream version at present. At present, the so-called "Cang Xie III" refers to this version. In 2002, Zhu Bangfu mentioned in his forum: "The last version of Cangjie input method-the sixth generation has been completed, and China's CPU has been designed based on it". Because Zhu Bangfu has neglected the input method, she left it to Ms. Shen Honglian. The sixth generation of Cangjie input method was renamed as Cang Xie Chinese character retrieval method, which was not made public until 2008, and was only used by experts and scholars who had working relations with Zhu Bangfu Studio. [Edit this paragraph] supports the configuration of Cangjie input method. The Cangjie input method built into Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP and other operating systems is the third generation modified version. The Cangjie input method built in Windows Vista/7 is compatible with the third generation and the fifth generation (only the third generation is supported by default; CNS 1 1643 can support both the third generation and the fifth generation after the Chinese exchange code root is set. Macintosh Mac OS X 10.4 includes the fifth generation. Linux SCIM provides both the third generation and the fifth generation, and some, such as OXIM, only provide the fifth generation. Other electronic dictionaries and other platforms, Chinese full-character database, Chinese character configuration database and other Chinese character database retrieval systems all adopt the third generation. The China Library promoted by Zhu Bangfu adopts the fifth generation. In addition, there are many self-made Cangjie input methods on the Internet (see the section # Input Method Originated from Cang Xie), which have three and five generations, such as Malay. The fifth-generation general edition, international edition and Hongkong edition of Cang Xie produced by Friends of Cang Xie adopted the fifth-generation Cang Xie. [Edit this paragraph] The Cang Xie code Cangjie input method is divided into five categories, with * * 26 Cang Xie letters. The words in brackets are relative keys and pronunciations: five elements: strokes of day (a), month (b), gold (c), wood (d), water (e), fire (f) and earth (g). Phonetic hook) Human: human (O), heart (P), hand (Q), mouth (R) Font category: corpse (S, phonological law), twenties (T, phonological parallel), mountain (U, phonological upward), female (V, phonological buckle), field (W, phonological upward). Excluding people in the lower left corner), special categories (OG) and (YR): Difficult (X), used for specific strokes, including mortar (HX), swastika (NX) and other about eleven strokes; Heavy (z) (no longer used in the third generation, but used as a special key by some homemade Cang Xie) can also be changed, and an "auxiliary glyph" is derived to identify all Chinese characters. For example, the word "fork" is disassembled into "You+Ya", and the corresponding letter is E+I, in which "You" is the auxiliary glyph of Cang Xie alphabet. [Edit this paragraph] On the principle of code selection, the characters are divided into font structures according to the principle of "top-down, left-right, and outside-in", and then spelled out by codes. Keys A to Y on the keyboard each represent a word (X key is used for special words, Z key is usually not used), for example, A is "day" and N is "bow". The code table represents different font structures of Chinese characters. Codes are divided into prefix and text. A Chinese character can be entered with at least one code, with a maximum of five codes. There is also a formula: single character: that is, if it cannot be divided into several parts, take the code: head, second and third. Ye -20 Jin -20 Mu -TCTD combination: it can be divided into two parts: head and tail, for example, Yu-a native and a bow -MGOMN can be divided into three parts: head and tail (if the font size is one, the font size can be two yards), for example, marrow-moon and moon -BBY. One+soil+field+soil-(corresponding letters)-> M+G+W+G "ha" word-(split)-> Mouth+person+one+mouth-(corresponding letter)-> R+O+M+R Cang Xie Five Dynasties multi-word code-taking rules: (Note: the first/last letters referred to below are the first and last code letters taken as single-word codes) Two words: first and last+first and last = 4; Three words: first+first+ beginning and end = 4; Four words: first+first+first+last =5. Simple/quick input method originated from Cang Xie: simple input method (called DOS era) or quick input method (called Chinese Windows), also referred to as simple or quick, is a simplified version of Cangjie input method. Its spelling method is the same as that of Cang Xie, but only the first and second codes of its Cang Xie code are taken, instead of the first and second codes of each font, so the longest Chinese character is only two codes. This code fetching method is relatively simple, so it is popular with beginners. However, users have to select the required words from a large number of identical codewords, and the input speed is relatively slow. However, in order to speed up the input, some people memorized the digital code. In addition, because it has been preset in the Windows operating system in the early days and does not need to be installed separately, it is one of the most commonly used preset input methods in many computers, so there are many users. [Edit this paragraph] Cang Xie radical formula G soil and F fire small three or four drops D wood inch less effort S corpse left and right cabinets, right ladders, left hooks A day upright-closed head, rain fell on the surface of R mouth, rain fell on W field, Wei Q had a half head beside his hand. The husband is slippery and the year is headless. -Left hand, left hand, left hand, left hand, left hand, left hand, left hand, left hand, left hand, left hand, oblique hand, half frame, right hand, bent hand, C hand, eight-meter head, X hand [Edit this paragraph] Parentheses are relative keys and pronunciation: five elements: sun (a), moon (b), gold (c) Vowel), field (w, vowel) and divination (y): In any case, take the first and second yards at most, including: ghost (hi), cockroach (YP) and divination. Heavy (z) (no longer used in the third generation, but used as a special key by some homemade Cang Xie) can also be changed, and an "auxiliary glyph" is derived to identify all Chinese characters. For example, the word "fork" is disassembled into "You+Ya", and the corresponding letter is E+I, in which "You" is the auxiliary glyph of Cang Xie alphabet. [Edit this paragraph] On the principle of code selection, the characters are divided into font structures according to the principle of "top-down, left-right, and outside-in", and then spelled out by codes. Keys A to Y on the keyboard each represent a word (X key is used for special words, Z key is usually not used), for example, A is "day" and N is "bow". The code table represents different font structures of Chinese characters. Codes are divided into prefix and text. A Chinese character can be entered with at least one code, with a maximum of five codes. There is also a formula: single character: that is, if it cannot be divided into several parts, take the code: head, second and third. Ye -20 Jin -20 Mu -TCTD combination: it can be divided into two parts: head and tail, for example, Yu-a native and a bow -MGOMN can be divided into three parts: head and tail (if the font size is one, the font size can be two yards), for example, marrow-moon and moon -BBY. One+soil+field+soil-(corresponding letters)-> M+G+W+G "ha" word-(split)-> Mouth+person+one+mouth-(corresponding letter)-> R+O+M+R Cang Xie Five Dynasties multi-word code-taking rules: (Note: the first/last letters referred to below are the first and last code letters taken as single-word codes) Two words: first and last+first and last = 4; Three words: first+first+ beginning and end = 4; Four words: first+first+first+first and last = 5.