Input Method Manager (IMM) Functions
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4/8/2010
The following table shows Input Method Manager (IMM) functions with a description of the purpose of each.
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This function is an application-defined callback function used with the ImmEnumRegisterWord function. It is used to process data of register strings. |
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This function associates the specified input context with the specified window. |
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This function changes the association between the input method context and the specified window or its children. |
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This function displays the configuration dialog box for the IME. |
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This function creates a new input context, allocating memory for the context and initializing it. |
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This function enables an IME to create a new input method context (IMC) component that is a member of an IMC. |
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This function releases the input context and frees any memory associated with it. |
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This function enables an IME to destroy an input method context (IMC) component that is a member of an IMC. |
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This function disables the IME for the current thread. |
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This function enumerates the register strings having the specified reading string, style, and register string. |
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This function carries out IME–specific subfunctions and is used mainly for locale-specific functions. |
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This function enables an IME to generate messages that are sent to the window associated with the input method context (IMC). |
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This function retrieves a specified candidate list, copying the list to the specified buffer. |
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This function retrieves the size, in bytes, of the candidate lists. |
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This function gets information about the candidate list window. |
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This function retrieves information about the logical font currently used to display characters in the composition window. |
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This function retrieves information about the composition string. |
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This function gets information about the composition window. |
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This function retrieves the input context associated with the specified window. |
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This function retrieves the list of characters or words from one character or word. |
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This function gets the current conversion status. |
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This function gets the default window handle to the IME class. |
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This function copies the description of the IME to the specified buffer. |
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This function gets information about errors. Applications use the information to notify users. |
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This function retrieves the value of the IME hot key. |
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This function enables an IME to get the lock count of the input method context (IMC) component. |
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This function enables an IME to get the size of the input method context (IMC) component. |
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This function gets the file name of the IME associated with the specified keyboard layout. |
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This function retrieves the menu items that are registered in the IME menu. |
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This function checks whether the IME is open or closed. |
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This function gets the property and capabilities of the IME associated with the specified keyboard layout. |
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This function gets a list of the styles support by the IME associated with the specified keyboard layout. |
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This function gets the position of the status window. |
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This function recovers the original virtual–key value associated with a key input message that has already been processed by the IME. |
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This function checks whether the specified handle identifies an IME. |
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This function checks for messages intended for the IME window and sends those messages to the specified window. |
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This function enables an IME to access the INPUTCONTEXT structure for an input method context (IMC) by returning a pointer to the structure. |
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This function enables an input method editor (IME) to get a pointer to an input method context (IMC) component that can be a member of the IMC. |
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This function notifies the IME about changes to the status of the input context. |
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This function registers a string into the dictionary of the IME associated with the specified keyboard layout. |
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This function releases the input context and unlocks the memory associated in the context. |
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This function changes the size of an input method context (IMC) component. |
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This function sets information about the candidate list window. |
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This function sets the logical font to be used to display characters in the composition window. |
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This function sets the characters, attributes, and clauses of the composition and reading strings. |
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This function sets the position of the composition window. |
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This function sets the current conversion status. |
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This function is called by the IME control panel application to set the value of the IME hot key. |
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This function opens or closes the IME. |
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This function sets the position of the status window. |
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This function simulates the specified IME hot key, causing the same response as if the user had pressed the hot key in the specified window. |
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This function performs operations relating to the input panel. It gets or sets state information, and communicates the caller's input attributes to the system. |
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This function reduces the lock count for the input method context (IMC). |
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This function reduces the lock count for the input method context (IMC) component. |
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This function removes a register string from the dictionary of the IME associated with the specified keyboard layout. |