NAME   sampleIM - sample Japanese Input Method Server using IMdkitSYNOPSIS   sampleIM [-display displayname] [-name imname]  [-static] [-dynamic]   [-tcp] [-local] [-offkey] [-kl]DESCRIPTION   SampleIM you see here is an sample Input Method Server which utilizes   the IM Server Developers Kit so that it can connect with XIM client   applications through the X Input Method Protocol(XIM Protocol) which   is standardized in the X Window System, Version 11, Release 6.   The sampleIM is just sample, so remember that it can be used just for   test of IMServer Developers Kit, and note that it should be invoked   under Japanese EUC locale such as "ja_JP.eucJP", because it contains   the Japanese EUC localized characters for the sample committed   string:	for csh family		% env LC_ALL=ja_JP.eucJP sampleIM	for ksh family		$ LC_ALL=ja_JP.eucJP sampleIMOPTIONS   The sampleIM accepts the following options:   -display displayname	This options specifies the display name.   -name imname	This options specifies the name  which is used as a part of the	sampleIM identifiers by which XIM clients will search for the	sampleIM. The default is "sampleIM".   -static | -dynamic	Each of these options specifies the type of the XIM Protocol	event flow model, static or dynamic. Either of these should be	given at the same time if any.  The default is dynamic event	flow model. For more information for event flow model, see "the	X Input Method Protocol" document.   -tcp | -local	Each of these options changes the type of the transport	connection mechanism. When -tcp is given, TCP/IP Internet domain	will be used, while -local is given, TCP/IP internal domain will	be used. Either of these should be given at the same time if	any. If neither of these specifies, the default is X-based	transport mechanism.   -offkey	This option indicates that the sampleIM should inform the IM	library of off keys, as well as on keys, by which the input	conversion will be terminated. (For more information, refer to	the XIM_REGISTER_TRIGGERKEYS message in the IM Protocol	document.)	This option has an effect in case of the dynamic event flow	model. When this option is specified, both on/off operation	is kicked from the IM library, while unspecified, the off	operation is kicked from the sampleIM and this is the default.   -kl	This option indicates that KeyRelease events should be also	filtered by the sampleIM.OPERATIONS	Shift-Space	start and stop filtering key events. While			filtering, the sampleIM just prints the string			into the standard out instead of preediting.	Ctrl-k		commit the sample Japanese EUC characters:			"これは IM からの澄年矢機誤です。"