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AIMSwitcher
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AIMSwitcher, An Input Method Switcher
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# **AIMS**witcher **AIMS**witcher, **A**n **I**nput **M**ethod **S**witcher that **AIMS** to support switching between Chinese and English input methods or between Chinese and English modes in one input method when switching between Vim's insert and normal modes > Note: This tool is only available for Windows ## Installation Just download the executable file from the [releases page](https://github.com/A-23187/AIMSwitcher/releases/latest) ## Usage ``` AIMSwitcher, An Input Method Switcher Usage: AIMSwitcher [OPTION]... [ARG]... --im [INPUTMETHOD] show the current input method if INPUTMETHOD is omitted, otherwise switch to the specified input method --imm [INPUTMETHODMODE] show the current input method mode if INPUTMETHODMODE is omitted, otherwise switch to the specified input method mode ``` ### Examples AIMSwitcher uses the language identifier (i.e., the locale ID) to switch to the corresponding input method. And the locale ID of Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) is 2052, the locale ID of American English (en_US) is 1033. You can use the option `--im` without argument to discover the locale ID of your current input method ```sh # show the locale ID of the current input method AIMSwitcher.exe --im ``` For me, I installed Microsoft Pinyin input method for Simplified Chinese (2052), and US Keyboard input method for American English (1033). So for switching between these two input methods: ```sh # switch to Microsoft Pinyin IM AIMSwitcher.exe --im 2052 # switch to US Keyboard IM AIMSwitcher.exe --im 1033 ``` Microsoft Pinyin IM supports two language modes: Chinese and English. AIMSwitcher can switch between these two modes like below: ```sh # switch to Chinese mode AIMSwitcher.exe --imm 1025 # switch to English mode AIMSwitcher.exe --imm 0 # you can use this option without argument to find the key of your current mode AIMSwitcher.exe --imm ``` > Note: The functionality of switching input method mode has only been tested with Microsoft Pinyin IM, and contributions for testing with other input methods are welcome. ### AIMSwitcher + Vim - Switch to English input method when leaving insert mode to normal mode ```vim autocmd InsertLeave * silent !AIMSwitcher.exe --im 1033 ``` - Switch to English mode of Chinese input method instead of switching input method when leaving insert mode to normal mode ```vim autocmd InsertLeave * silent !AIMSwitcher.exe --imm 0 ``` ### AIMSwitcher + [VSCodeVim](https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim) - Switch input method ```json "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.enable": true, // Use English input method by default "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.defaultIM": "1033", "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.obtainIMCmd": "AIMSwitcher.exe --im", // Switch to English input method when leaving insert mode to normal mode, // And the additional argument {im} is just a placeholder, as required by VSCodeVim "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.switchIMCmd": "AIMSwitcher.exe --im 1033 {im}" ``` - Switch input method mode ```json "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.enable": true, // Use Chinese input method by default (for me, I use Microsoft Pinyin IM) "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.defaultIM": "2052", "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.obtainIMCmd": "AIMSwitcher.exe --imm", // Switch to English mode of the Chinese input method when leaving insert mode to normal mode, // And the additional argument {im} is just a placeholder, as required by VSCodeVim "vim.autoSwitchInputMethod.switchIMCmd": "AIMSwitcher.exe --imm 0 {im}" ``` About VSCodeVim's `autoSwitchInputMethod` feature, find more information [here](https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim#input-method) ## Credits - [daipeihust/im-select](https://github.com/daipeihust/im-select) - [yfzhao20/Shift-IM-for-VSCode](https://github.com/yfzhao20/Shift-IM-for-VSCode) - [how to change input method when press <esc> in vim? - Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/a/71523260) ## License [MIT License](https://github.com/A-23187/AIMSwitcher/blob/master/LICENSE)
