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;ELC ;;; Compiled ;;; in Emacs version 25.2.1 ;;; with all optimizations. ;;; This file uses dynamic docstrings, first added in Emacs 19.29. ;;; This file does not contain utf-8 non-ASCII characters, ;;; and so can be loaded in Emacs versions earlier than 23. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; (byte-code "\300\301!\210\300\302!\207" [require quail hanja-util] 2) (defconst hangul-djamo-table '((cho (1 . [1]) (7 . [7]) (18 . [18]) (21 . [21]) (24 . [24])) (jung (39 . [31 32 51]) (44 . [35 36 51]) (49 . [51])) (jong (1 . [1 21]) (4 . [24 30]) (9 . [1 17 18 21 28 29 30]) (18 . [18 21]) (21 . [21])))) (defconst hangul2-keymap [17 48 26 23 7 9 30 39 33 35 31 51 49 44 32 36 18 1 4 21 37 29 24 28 43 27]) (defconst hangul3-keymap [2 183 24 15 14 8220 120 39 126 8221 43 44 41 46 74 119 30 22 18 78 83 68 73 85 79 52 110 44 62 46 33 10 7 63 27 12 5 11 69 48 55 49 50 51 34 45 56 57 29 16 6 13 54 3 28 20 53 26 40 58 60 61 59 42 23 79 71 86 72 66 84 96 109 115 93 116 122 113 118 121 21 67 4 70 99 74 9 1 101 17 37 92 47 8251]) (defconst hangul390-keymap [24 34 35 36 37 38 120 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 73 119 30 22 18 77 82 67 72 84 78 58 110 50 61 51 63 64 7 33 11 10 27 2 47 39 56 52 53 54 49 48 57 62 29 68 6 59 55 16 28 20 60 26 91 92 93 94 95 96 23 78 70 85 71 65 83 90 109 115 87 116 122 113 118 121 21 66 4 69 99 73 9 1 101 17 123 124 125 126]) #@68 Keymap for Hangul method. It is used by all Hangul input methods. (defvar hangul-im-keymap (byte-code "\301 \302\303\304#\210\302\305\306#\210\302\307\306#\210)\207" [map make-sparse-keymap define-key "" hangul-delete-backward-char [f9] hangul-to-hanja-conversion [Hangul_Hanja]] 4) (#$ . 1463)) (defvar hangul-queue (make-vector 6 0)) (defalias 'notzerop #[(number) "\301U?\207" [number 0] 2]) (put 'notzerop 'byte-optimizer 'byte-compile-inline-expand) (defalias 'alphabetp #[(char) "\301Y\203\f \302X\206 \303Y\205 \304X\207" [char 65 90 97 122] 2]) (put 'alphabetp 'byte-optimizer 'byte-compile-inline-expand) #@207 Convert CHO, JUNG, JONG to the precomposed `Hangul Syllables' character. CHO, JUNG, JONG are relative indices in `Hangul Compatibility Jamo' of Unicode. Return a zero-length string if the conversion fails. (defalias 'hangul-character #[(cho jung jong) "\303\304\305U\204g \305U\204g \306\307\211\310W\203 \311\202: \312W\203% \313\202: \314W\203/ \315\202: \316W\2039 \317\202: \320Z\321_ \322Z\323_\n\211\324W\203M \305\202b \n\325W\203W \311\202b \n\326W\203a \313\202b \310Z$\202\205 \327\305U\204r \202\204 \305U\204| \202\204 \n\305U?\205\204 \n\\\"\206\212 \330\207" [cho jung jong decode-char ucs 0 + 44032 3 1 5 2 10 4 20 11 12 588 31 28 8 19 25 12592 ""] 9 (#$ . 2098)]) #@135 Insert characters generated from QUEUES. Each queue has the same form as `hangul-queue'. Setup `quail-overlay' to the last character. (defalias 'hangul-insert-character #[(&rest queues) "\203 \203 \306 \307 |\210\310 \210\311\n!\203 \311\n!\312\n!|\210@\313\f\314H\315\316\f\314H\f\317H#\\\f\320H\315\321\f\320H\f\322H#\\\f\323H\315\324\f\323H\f\325H#\\#c\210)\326\n\311\n!`#\210A\327\211\205\242 @\313 \314H\315\316 \314H \317H#\\ \320H\315\321 \320H \322H#\\ \323H\315\324 \323H \325H#\\#c\210\326\n\311\n!T`#\210A\211\204` \327*\207" [mark-active transient-mark-mode quail-overlay queues first queue region-beginning region-end deactivate-mark overlay-start overlay-end hangul-character 0 hangul-djamo cho 1 2 jung 3 4 jong 5 move-overlay nil --dolist-tail--] 10 (#$ . 2796)]) #@210 Return the double Jamo index calculated from the arguments. JAMO is a type of Hangul Jamo; `cho', `jung', or `jong'. CHAR1 and CHAR2 are Hangul Jamo indices. Return nil if CHAR1 and CHAR2 can not be combined. (defalias 'hangul-djamo #[(jamo char1 char2) "\305 \"A\305\n\"A\211\203; \nG\30623 \307V\2052 \f\nSHU\203+ \310\306\"\210S\211\202 0\2067 \307)\202<