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Syntax |
IMEStatus[()] |
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Description |
Returns the current status of the input method editor. |
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The IMEStatus function returns one of the following constants for Japanese locales: |
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Value |
Description |
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ebIMENoOp |
0 |
IME not installed. |
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ebIMEOn |
1 |
IME on. |
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ebIMEOff |
2 |
IME off. |
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ebIMEDisabled |
3 |
disabled |
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ebIMEHiragana |
4 |
Hiragana double-byte character. |
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ebIMEKatakanaDbl |
5 |
Katakana double-byte characters. |
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ebIMEKatakanaSng |
6 |
Katakana single-byte characters. |
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ebIMEAlphaDbl |
7 |
Alphanumeric double-byte characters. |
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ebIMEAlphaSng |
8 |
Alphanumeric single-byte characters. |
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For Chinese locales, one of the following constants are returned: |
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Constant |
Value |
Description |
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ebIMENoOp |
0 |
IME not installed. |
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ebIMEOn |
1 |
IME on. |
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ebIMEOff |
2 |
IME off. |
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For Korean locales, this function returns a value with the first 5 bits having the following meaning: |
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Bit |
If not set (or 0) |
If set (or 1) |
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Bit 0 |
IME not installed |
IME installed |
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Bit 1 |
IME disabled |
IME enabled |
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Bit 2 |
English mode |
Hangeul mode |
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Bit 3 |
Banja mode (single-byte) |
Junja mode (double-byte) |
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Bit 4 |
Normal mode |
Hanja conversion mode |
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Note: You can test for the different bits using the And operator as follows: |
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a = IMEStatus() If a And 1 Then ... 'Test for bit 0 |
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This function always returns 0 if no input method editor is installed. |
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Example |
'This example retrieves the IMEStatus and displays the results. Sub Main() a = IMEStatus() Select case a Case 0 MsgBox "IME not installed." Case 1 MsgBox "IME on." Case 2 Msgbox "IME off." End Select End Sub |
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See Also |
Constants (topic) |
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